Experimentation unit will enable researchers to test the ability of organisms found in deep water environments to deal with the effects of a spill

USGS indentifies two traits that indicate how chemicals can build up and reach toxic levels

Scientists explore climate impact as rivers ebb and flow

Snapping shrimps, the loudest invertebrate in the ocean, may be silenced under increasing ocean acidification, a University of Adelaide study has found.

While it is known that ozone hinders the growth of many kinds of plants, including crop vegetation, the extent to which ozone damaged natural systems was not well understood.

Discovery could play role in slowing climate change

Scientists thought guppies in Northern Trinidad could be a rare example of adaptation to crude oil pollution. But they found something else.

Study bolsters view that sustainable, productive ecosystems depend on maintaining biodiversity

Research team will study the effects that human activities in freshwater systems have on the degradation of lake water quality

Study shows declines in whales, fish, seabirds and large animals damage Earth’s nutrient cycle