Fertilizers, animal waste, changes to atmospheric chemistry and warming soils all tied to increased ammonia over US, Europe, China, and India

Engineers have developed a new way to model and track where lead particles might be transported during the partial-replacement process of lead pipes, in an effort to keep the water supply safer

Modeling and data analysis done by researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology suggest that sea ice and snowfall changes have shifted China's winter monsoon, helping create stagnant atmospheric conditions that trap pollution over the country's major population and industrial centers

Study may be the first to provide quantifiable evidence that eliminating the overabundance of phosphorus will be critical for improving the quality of Wisconsin's lakes and rivers

Biomass has been a source of heat and energy since the beginning of recorded history

Researchers have shown how the community of bacteria present in the soil of land that had been cleared and grazed for 100 years was returned to its natural state just eight years after revegetation with native plants

Deeper soil layers more sensitive to warming than previously thought, Berkeley Lab scientists find

According to researcher, some producers say they are seeing less light-colored syrups historically classified as "fancy grade" and more dark and amber syrups during warm years

Algae is a desirable biofuel source because it doesn’t compete with other plants that serve as sources of food

Preventing slips and falls in winter conditions is this lab’s main mission  

The material not only easily absorbs oil from water, but is also reusable and can pull dispersed oil from the entire water column—not just the surface

The new molecule harvests sunlight to create useable material from carbon dioxide in the atmosphere