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Two climatologists say the EPA's new rules could reduce the world’s food supply, causing billions of people to starve to death.

The Indian Moon mission is carrying out scientific research at the lunar south pole with the hope that their findings could enhance human understanding of our place in the universe

Unearth the fascinating world of Allosaurus, a dinosaur that once ruled.

KINGSTON, R.I. — The University of Rhode Island will be a part of a group of 21 scientists from across six colleges that are looking to develop a coastal resilience hub in New England.

International Graduate Scholarship 2023-24 in Japan. All International Students are eligible to apply for the Tokyo Institute of Technology Scholarship.

University also names new cancer research institute director

Researchers use historic remnants like antlers, shells, teeth and pollen to learn how natural communities once worked

Farmers around the world could help the planet reach a key carbon removal goal set by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) by mixing crushed volcanic rocks into their fields, a new study reports. The study also highlights wet, warm tropics as the most promising locations for this climate intervention strategy.

While it might seem like pure science fiction, the Star Wars planet Mustafar bears a number of similarities to the Jupiter moon of Io.

A new study challenged the origin of the Himalayan mountain range. Read more here. A recent study has challenged the origin of the Himalayan mountain range, home to the world's tallest peaks.