Plankton fossils from the Pliocene, an era with CO2 levels similar to those today, may help scientist predict what's in store for our climate in the future.

New reseearch could upend ideas about how geography affects sex determination in painted turtles.

After the hottest July on record for several New England cities, an expert breaks down what the heat means and what we can do to fight climate change.

Permeable concrete pavement could help cities stave off the "urban heat island effect" on hot days without breaking the bank.

To improve the shelf life of antibody solutions, researchers investigated how cooling renders them cloudy and unusable.

When monarch butterflies are laying low down south for the winter, a temperature-sensitive timer preps them for the trip north.

"We wanted to know if hurricanes really need water. And we've shown that they don't—but in a very different world."

The right timing and the right temperature makes a bath before bedtime a great way to fall asleep faster and get better sleep.

The first measurement of heat transfer through a single molecule could pave the way for molecular computing.

The first successful laser cooling of radium ions could open up new paths of discovery in physics, some of which may violate traditional rules.