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It's not a New Hampshire winter without bobhouses out on lakes and the sound of freshly sharpened skates hitting the ice. But this year, fishing derbies and pon...

The teen was inspired to make a change at 11, when she found out a lot of the sea glass pieces she was using to make jewelry were actually plastic particles.

The 17-year-old was inspired to make a change at age 11, when she found out a lot of the sea glass she used to make jewelry was actually plastic particles.

Winter is our fastest warming season, showcasing the immediate impact of climate change.

Scientists refer to these chemicals as PFAS – poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances. Over time, these chemicals can accumulate in our bodies and lead to long-term health issues.

Several other communities in Massachusetts have embraced similar efforts to the one being put forth by Boston Mayor Michelle Wu.

 NOAA forecasters are in high confidence that neutral ENSO conditions will stick around this spring and early summer.

Every sweater in the "Seawell Collection" contains about four or five oyster shells combined with approximately eight water bottles.

"Entangled Air" is an interactive exhibit that combines science and art.

Flooding is Florida’s most common natural disaster that can happen at any time of the year.