New study finds that some members of the corn family tree are more susceptible than others to yield losses under high ozone air pollution

Texas A&M's Yige Zhang co-authored new study proving Earth's carbon dioxide atmospheric concentrations averaged 230 parts per million for 2.5 million years; today's levels are about 410 parts per million

Brookhaven Lab team readies DOE aerosol-sampling tools for 13-month study of Arctic sea ice and climate

In 2019, wildfires have already burned 2.5 million acres in Alaska in an extreme fire season driven by high temperatures, which have also led to massive fires in Siberia

Synchronized coral spawning has become erratic, endangering the long-term survival of coral species, Tel Aviv University researchers say

Mallorcan cave yields 4-million-year-old geologic evidence providing new insights into the magnitude of global sea level rise

New research  finds the number of summer days with extreme heat has tripled since 1950 and summers have become hotter overall, while the number of winter days with extreme cold decreased in frequency

Studies suggest that air quality improvements in developing countries could benefit substantially from the reduction of cooking emissions

Currently, scientists lack an established method to identify and quantify multiple CO₂ leaks spread across a region of the ocean floor

Raging winds can demolish trees, defoliate entire canopies, and scatter debris across forest floors, radically altering the habitats and reshaping the selective pressures on many organisms