While the living mulch system has been around for a while, scientists at the University of Georgia are making it more efficient and sustainable

Determining who might be getting exposed to arsenic from their well water on a national scale hasn't been adequately sussed out

Understanding the dynamics of ice crystallization—otherwise known as ice formation—is vital in not only climate research, but also in several industries

The costs of chocolate production around the world

Researchers call for the need to consider low dose and mixture toxicity testing in risk assessment of chemicals entering our aquatic environments

The team will develop a system that can create a real-time water forecast—similar to a weather forecast—for Falling Creek Reservoir in Roanoke, Va

About half of the landfills in the US collect and burn methane, mitigating the danger but still contributing to atmospheric methane and carbon dioxide levels

The finding is based on the panel's most severe potential climate change—and resulting increased sea surface temperature—scenario and is predicted at an 80 percent confidence level

Energy from the sun and a block of wood smaller than an adult’s hand are the only components needed to heat water to its steaming point in these devices

Virophage database doubles with discovery in freshwater lakes datasets

University of New England's recent partnership with a working mussel farm aims to answer critical ecological questions

Counterfeiting is a huge global problem affecting nearly every industry and product type