Continental shelves are an increasing global sink for atmospheric carbon dioxide

Scientists have been studying the potential of tillage and manure application methods to reduce nitrous oxide emissions

The fragile pink sea urchin, in contrast to its name, is less vulnerable to the impacts of climate change than other urchin species currently fished in Southern California

Mammals and birds may have a better chance of evolving and adapting to the Earth's rapidly changing climate 

"Millions of coastal people in the tropics have been affected by the global coral bleaching event that unfolded over the previous two years," researcher says

Neuroscientists find differences in brain activity depending whether people are outdoors or in a lab

Report facilitates the development of toxicological testing methods that replace, reduce, or refine the use of animals

A new study reveals that on average, mammals move distances two to three times shorter in human-modified landscapes than they do in the wild

Second hand toys may not meet the most current safety guidelines for limiting hazardous elements

What’s something found in all wastewater that will allow us to account for all of it?

TAMU researcher says aerosol type is a big key in understanding under which conditions clouds will develop as well as how much precipitation will come from them

Surprisingly, cloudy, gray and humid winter days can actually cause the snowpack to warm faster, increasing the likelihood of melt during winter months when the snowpack should be growing