Study provides first evidence linking hypoxic dead zones to economic as well as ecological losses

Elements and metals fall from sky, affecting marine ecosystems, UCI-led study finds

The device could aid people lacking drinking water and those affected by natural disasters

First comprehensive analysis finds more than two dozen toxic highly fluorinated chemicals, including a phased-out substance

Iowa State University scientists have built a device that mimics the branches and leaves of a cottonwood tree and generates electricity when its artificial leaves sway in the wind

Rutgers’ Jeffra Schaefer helped conduct study on the potential impact of climate change and rising methylmercury levels on the marine food web

Jeff Whitworth, associate professor of entomology, said bumblebees are not headed for extinction

Two UVM scientists help lead global research published in Nature

"Engineered floating treatment wetlands could affect water quality in many of the same ways that naturally-occurring floating wetlands do,” researcher says

With a warming climate battering the coast with more severe storms, the research suggests that, to protect coastal communities, managers may want to give weight to the virtues of the non-native species.

Environmental research up in the air after media blackout and suspension of business activities ordered

Novel method vastly outperforms conventional ones