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There's microplastics in our homes -- in some more than in others.
The story of Lucas the penguin and his almost magical shoes that gave him the power to walk again.
It's an unusually broad and vast Antarctic glacier flowing into Pine Island Bay
Despite the high number, the global assessment shows illegal exploitation is now slightly declining.
Bats are cooler than Batman because their seasonal movement benefits several plant species and our entire ecosystem.
They are emissions-free and low-noise, with only steam and condensed water issuing from the exhaust
Unlike mammal moms, seahorse dads consciously go into labor.
This could pave the way for innovative research in regenerative medicine, they researchers said.
Japan, China, South Korea, the US, Taiwan and Canada are largely to blame.
The plot of this interaction is more complex than some movies I've seen.
There's an app to show you how it will feel.
We interviewed a Nobel Laureate about his ambitious plan to make California's water usage more efficient.
Such research can help us better understand how our own emotions form.
It’s a win-win for water, energy, and the climate.
More rain means more plentiful food for the mice to eat, the researchers explain.
Early estimates show the floods have caused at least $10 billion worth of damage.
As the price of gas gets higher, guess what's looking more appealing? Renewables.
A perfect storm is hitting Europe's energy markets, and the Swiss hope that the sun will help them weather it.
Computer simulations suggest the method could be much more efficient.
Researchers quantified the environmental impact of three different preventive dental measures.
The worst drought in Europe in 500 years is now resurfacing the horrors of WWII.
They hope their findings can provide clues toward understanding more about human aging
Synthetic milk offers dairy milk without the concerns such as methane emissions or animal welfare. But is it the whey forward?
The important goal is to prevent specific strains from spreading from state to state.
Male dolphins band together in intricate multi-order groups to coerce females to mate with them and keep them. It's mighty effective too.
In essence, this is a man-made species.
Mucus-producing proteins have repeatedly and independently emerged in mammals, study finds.
The tech giant dropped non-CO2 impacts from its carbon flight calculator
It's encouraging, but expensive and hard to scale -- it won't save us from climate change yet.
A researcher asks a very important question.
The state seeks to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and tackle air pollution.
The time has come to try aluminum-sulfur batteries — a promising cheaper alternative to storing energy.
Out of all croc species, this one is possibly the most threatened.
This should be a wake-up call for further conservation efforts, scientists have said.
Researchers have made a composite resin that is totally recyclable but strong enough to be used in wind turbines.
Dogs produce more tears when they're flooded with emotion, and they sometimes do it when they see their human.
Sensors are getting cheaper, and they can be used for more than just tracking your run.
People's personal beliefs are shaped by what they perceive to be the beliefs of others
A study about global spread of misinformation on spiders reveals one winning strategy in fight fake news worldwide.
It could one day replace existing air conditioning that uses refrigerants that are thousands of times more powerful than CO2 at trapping heat.
This could lead to a larger adoption of electric cars, the researchers think
It would cost over $1 trillion and displace more than 10 million people, the researchers estimated
We haven't seen anything like this before.
Universal cycling could slash greenhouse gas emissions significantly and also bring health benefits to the world.
It's an ice core with bubbles containing remains of ancient Earth atmosphere.
Such compounds have found their way into the bloodstreams of estimated 97% of Americans.
The biggest tomato-producing state in the US is losing its tomato yield to climate change.
It lived around 500 million years ago and was thought to be a common ancestor of deuterostomes
Surveys in Australia and Austria showed a higher commitment with sustainable practices.
Factories have been shut down and people were asked to reduce power consumption
