#environmental-science

#environmental-science

"The foundation has no trade secrets, but they do wish to hide anything that would embarrass them or worse," Van Lent told WLRN News outside the Miami-Dade County courthouse before surrendering.

Cloud seeding is an attempt to make precipitation fall from clouds by injecting a mineral similar to ice, allowing small water droplets to freeze and fall as heavier ice particles.

Antarctic ice gained mass from 2021 to 2023, showing climate change follows a jagged path with temporary gains amid long-term losses.

The researchers discovered that by guiding living Escherichia coli bacteria, they could trigger natural processes to transform waste into valuable medicinal compounds like paracetamol.

"It's something you don't see very often," Antoniussen said. "I just ran to my room and took my phone and snapped this picture."

Never has your knowledge and expertise been more relevant than today, and never have we known - at least in the modern world - a time where the life's work of scientists is so openly scorned or ignored by those who claim to lead.

Reforestation is not a silver bullet. It's a powerful strategy, but it has to be paired with serious emissions reductions.

A hosepipe ban could be on the cards this summer, experts have warned, following one of the driest springs on record.

Yifan Zhang and colleagues suggest that regions with higher geological complexity are more prone to landslides, providing insights for better landslide prediction and management.

Caltech researchers found ammonium nitrate constitutes half of fine particulate pollution on Southern California's worst air days, indicating air quality alerts may underestimate health risks.

Staying Climate Ready often means staying aware of the impact we make with our choices, especially regarding the consumption of fish containing forever chemicals.

At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ground.

The student's hands-on research is restoring local streams while encouraging biodiversity, making a significant impact on Petaluma's waterways.

A small study indicated that receiving the COVID-19 booster in the same arm as the first dose resulted in a faster and more effective immune response.

From the perspective of these butterflies, which live only five weeks in their adult life, the world is always blooming.