The University of Bristol is pioneering the monitoring of volcanic activity by developing a cutting-edge measurement system that can withstand the harsh conditions around the heart of an active volcano

For every one degree Celsius increase in temperature, mountaintop species shift upslope 100 metres,  shrinking their inhabited area area and resulting in population declines

The American Chemical Society's Reactions series looks at Yellowstone National Parks famous hot springs.

Problem: Argonne National Laboratory is tasked with measuring all types of
climate information—often working in some of the world’s harshest environments

The University of Delaware's R/V Hugh R. Sharp does science on a small ship that acts like a big ship.

Gary A. Reineccius, PhD, and Vadoud Niri, PhD, discuss current trends and challenges in GC headspace analysis

The Earth has had “libraries” for far longer than humans have been around

With 149 high-performance xenon short-arc lamps to mimic natural solar radiation, the key focus of Synlight is on the creation of solar fuels for a commercially viable source of renewable energy

Katherine Barbeau, PhD, is a professor and marine chemist in the geosciences research division of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego

University of New England's recent partnership with a working mussel farm aims to answer critical ecological questions