The question of how to deal with dangerous climate change as being experienced and perceived by developing countries and communities has been one of the most contentious questions in international climate negotiations

Novel technique may lead to longer battery life in portable electronics and electrical vehicles

Berkeley Lab research also provides new clues about the roles of subsurface microbes in globally important cycles

Flooring could be even more “green,” thanks to an inexpensive, simple method developed by University of Wisconsin–Madison materials engineers that allows them to convert footsteps into usable electricity

Severe 2012 drought could have been predicted months in advance

Researchers at ORNL uncover the chemical reaction that helps break down biomass for biofuel

Chemist group wins NSF award to access supercomputer network

“For cellulosic biofuels to become economically feasible, microbes need to be able to convert all of a plant’s sugars, including xylose, into fuel."

Engineers at Sandia National Laboratories are conducting the largest model-scale wave energy testing of its kind to improve the performance of wave-energy converters

First evidence for new molecular structure could open doors to chemical solutions for environmental problems

The worst-case scenario has the frequency increasing by 17 times by the year 2100, according to predictions published Oct. 10 in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

The Arctic's wintertime ice hit a record low this year, and its air is warming, according to NASA