As global warming continues to reshape Earth's climate, both the occurrence and mechanisms of extreme precipitation events, ...

The ocean's smallest engineers, calcifying plankton, quietly regulate Earth's thermostat by capturing and cycling carbon.

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Nitrous oxide production typically increases in the absence of oxygen, but Sun’s research shows that this relationship is not smooth and instead a result of competition between different microbes.

Abstract: Population increase has already caused arable land shortages in the agricultural business. Sustainable farming strategies that increase crop yields without harming the environment or ...

Investments in the home can impact both everyday life and monthly expenses. Upgrading a home ventilation system to more ...

Curious about how cruise ships handle hurricanes and unpredictable weather conditions? Discover the surprising resilience of ...

The first-ever international conference on the contentious topic of “overshoot” was held earlier this month in a palace in ...

Researchers race to protect West Coast bats from a fungus that has ravaged colonies elsewhere, and citizen scientists in Washington are filling in the gaps.

XCharge North America ("XCharge NA"), the North American subsidiary of XCHG Limited (Nasdaq: XCH) ("XCharge") and a provider ...

OpenSnow Forecaster Alan Smith gave us a run down of long range forecasts, what we might expect for the upcoming winter, and ...

The average (mean) of weak La Niña winters is about 5 inches more snow than our normal of 52 inches in a winter season, but ...