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Carbon dioxide is increasing in the atmosphere 10 times faster than it has in the last 50,000 years, according to a new study.

University of New Orleans professor Madeline Foster-Martinez, a native of New Orleans, is using her engineering and environmental science acumen to help fight coastal land erosion in Louisiana.

Swedish researchers at Chalmers University of Technology and the University of Gothenburg have developed an AI method that improves the identification of toxic chemicals – based solely on knowledg ...

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Pro-Palestinian protesters have held firm on their six demands, while Jewish and Israeli students on Monday released their own set of requests.

COLUMBUS - When it comes to farmland losses in Ohio, the three metropolitan areas of Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, not surprisingly, lead the way.

Tea has been recognised for its health benefits for centuries. It boasts links to everything from aiding cardiovascular health to boosting the immune system, but could tea also help to prevent COVID-19?

Researchers in Sweden have developed a powerful new tool: an AI method that identifies toxic chemicals solely by analyzing their molecular structure.

ATHENS -- Ten years ago, the Georgia Peanut Tour welcomed its first visitor from the Southern African nation of Malawi, where peanuts are part of the local cuisine but are

It took a long time for atmospheric evidence of life to accumulate in Earth's atmosphere. We need to heed that fact in the search for life.