While the latest survey shows promising trends, researcher says there’s still much work to be done to reduce the blood lead levels of children in New Orleans and across the country

"The more data we have about what’s happened across millions of years of climate, the better our predictions of the future will be,” researcher says

Utah State University researchers develop model to improve arid-region wetlands

Using computer models of the warming process, the researchers simulated the effects of PETM ocean warming on sediments that may have contained methane hydrate

Soil is a rainbow—depending on your region’s climate

The visualization draws upon flow models from electronic circuit theory, taking inspiration from existing visualizations of wind flow across the U.S.

The new method builds on an existing technique, also developed by Plymouth University over the last 10 years, which identified a means by which scientists could measure changes to sea ice in the Arctic

Underwater soundscape may offer clues to coral health and aid reef conservation

Recently, scientists have come up with the idea of collecting the DNA of organisms from environmental samples, such as soil or water, for the determination of various species

From chloroplasts to carbon dioxide, Reactions creates a hypothetical photosynthetic human and gives a quick crash course on the chemistry of photosynthesis

Using the Findenser technology, the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of California, San Diego was able to save an estimated 5.7 million liters of water 

Evidence growing of health problems linked to fracking industry