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About 40 percent of interior Alaska is underlain by ice-rich permafrost – permanently frozen grounds made up of soil, gravel and sand – bound together by ice. Certain conditions, such as climate warming, have intensified tundra wildfires which have profound implications for permafrost thaw.

Baby kangaroo feces might help provide an unlikely solution to the environmental problem of cow-produced methane, a WSU study indicates.

Engineering professors Shulin Chen and Xiao Zhang were recognized for their success in producing technologies that have, or will have, a significant impact on society.

Twenty-five years ago, a storm struck parts of the Upper Valley, weighing down trees under a coating of ice and knocking out power for days.Two weather fronts stalled over the Northeast for three to four days in early January 1998, and it fell not as...

/PRNewswire/ -- To help more companies manage their business risks, AXA XL Risk Consulting has expanded its team in the Americas with six recent additions in...

On January 15, 1953, Brig. Gen. Harry Reichelderfer assumed command of the Army Security Agency (ASA).

The Zhuhaiyun vessel is capable of navigating autonomously in the open ocean...

National Bagel Day is Jan. 15. Celebrate by checking out one of these bagel shops in Delaware for everything from scrapple to sandwiches to surprises

The bridge that spans the Connecticut River between East Thetford and Lyme is in bad shape and is scheduled for a substantial overhaul.Just how bad is it? It’s bad enough that if a qualified engineer with experience in similar bridges were to provide...

UD researchers, scholars explain this year's prize-winning work