Environmental crime doesn't always take the form we might expect.

Boys and girls who had trouble paying attention in kindergarten at age 6 earned less money in their 30s, a new study shows.

"Surgeons often discuss the emotional and physical side-effects of treatment, yet we rarely discuss the costs."

A new simulation shows how changing the incentives for using and storing water could help deal with droughts while also meeting demand.

An experiment sheds light on whether cheating is an innate tendency or a product of a person's situation.

With more investment, better energy storage for wind and solar power could prevent extra energy from being wasted and cut greenhouse gas emissions.

International airline alliances can save connecting passengers money on airfare. But those flying nonstop may not be so fortunate.

Experiments with puppets and fake money show little kids can learn who to trust to make investment choices that benefit everyone from an early age.

The way we budget, spend, and save our money in college could shape when we begin to form an 'adult identity' and see ourselves as grown up.

"Shame and discomfort with talking about our bowels and 'private parts' may be reducing funding for diseases like colon or endometrial cancer."