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Faculty members from the University of Miami’s College of Engineering and Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science were recently awarded a pair of grants from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), a division of the U.S. Department of Commerce, to explore novel ways to fortify structures that…

Halfway to the two-year deadline, the International Seabed Authority is struggling to finalize the rules for mining the seafloor.

Andrew Weaver plans to pen book titled A Climate for Hope

Andrew Weaver plans to pen book titled A Climate for Hope

No, she’s not a fossil fuel power plant or a gas-powered tractor trailer, but this blameless animal is, in fact, contributing to the climate crisis.

New research based on an expedition to the icy waters off Greenland reveals soaring levels of antifreeze proteins in a species of tiny snailfish, underlying

New research based on an expedition to the icy waters off Greenland reveals soaring levels of antifreeze proteins in a species of tiny snailfish, underlying the

Halfway to the two-year deadline, the International Seabed Authority is struggling to finalize the rules for mining the deep sea.

Funding has been pulled for Bermuda’s only islandwide air-pollution monitoring programme. The move this year came even as the Government pledged tougher clean-air legislation after an outcry over Belc...

Weddell seals, which are excellent divers, provide so much iron to their pups during lactation, that the mothers dramatically limit their own diving and underwa