The first perovskite solar cells could go on the market next year, and some have been reported to capture 20 percent of the sun’s energy

“Our most important finding is that the Boron isotope ratios are highly variable, indicating that the source of carbon within the mantle changed with geological time on Earth” 

 The surprising relationship between ocean spray, bacteria, and the weather

Bacteria can convert mercury, which occurs naturally in the soil, to methylmercury when the land is flooded, such as when dams are built for hydroelectric power generation

The team led by Sami Nabhan of the Freie Universität Berlin studied ancient rock formations from South Africa's Barberton greenstone belt

NSF-funded project will allow people to test water, share results

A University of Washington study is the first to broadly examine the ecological and financial impacts of seafood mislabeling

New research "highlights the need to identify and protect ecosystems where the carbon sink is growing rapidly"

Analysis of diamonds provides a look inside Earth's mantle

The new project will sample and analyze AMD solids from 120 AMD treatment sites at coal mines across the northern and central Appalachian coal basins in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Ohio

Measurements reveal the relationship between individual CO2 emissions and the Arctic's shrinking summer sea ice

Rutgers professor Ashutosh Goel invents way to contain radioactive iodine