Using iron instead of other metals will make the production of solar cells and light catchers cheaper and more environmentally friendly

Scientists from Austria, Finland, and Hungary are using laser scanners to study the day-night rhythm of trees. As it turns out, trees go to sleep too

UVM researchers find current interventions achieve about only one-third of goal

Research is the first to describe just how far-reaching the impact of human industrial activity can be

Researchers have discovered that if climate change continues unabated, the glacier could cross a critical threshold within the next century, entering an irreversible period of very rapid retreat

Funding will help  develop an unmanned aerial vehicle to find animals in the wild that are carrying tiny transmitting tags

The National Science Foundation awarded $11.8 million to Rutgers to launch and operate the Ocean Observatories Initiative’s data system.

Wake Forest University students use mealworms to address global problems

"Our research uncovers a pattern showing that cold, harsh environments were stressful for Neanderthals." 

The group will explore the fundamental ways plants produce and store energy, how to potentially optimize those metabolic processes, and then compile the vast amounts of information collected

With the move from burning coal to natural gas and low-sulfur coal and an increase in the use of scrubbers, only about 25 percent as much atmospheric sulfur is available today, compared to 40 years ago

The editors of Lab Manager have assembled a group of industry experts to provide an interactive discussion of the most current instruments, techniques, and research in the field of environmental science