A new map of ocean "dead zones" from the Pliocene epoch may offer a glimpse into the future of Earth's warming oceans.

"Atlantic hurricane seasons will become even more active in the future, and hurricanes will be even more intense."

Twitter and online news articles could help track the timing and location of spreading invasive insects in the US and around the world.

Researchers have discovered a new species of peat tree in southern Sumatra. Peat lands are strong carbon sponges.

Researchers have a greener way to produce fertilizer for farming. It could not only protect the climate but also increase food security.

A "living" smartwatch powered by a slime mold needs food and care to function. Can it make us less fickle consumers of technology?

Many people leave their automatic sprinklers on when it's raining. Here's how researchers aim to change that wasteful habit.

New wearable sensors for dolphins could reveal the cost of human disturbances in marine habitats, say researchers.

The amount of climate coverage in textbooks actually declined in the 2010s—dropping to a median of 45 sentences.

Your Christmas dinner can be plant-based and full of hearty umami flavor, says food scientist Charlotte Vinther Schmidt.