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NASA's PACE mission is set to provide higher-resolution insight into complex interactions among the Earth's oceans, atmospheric aerosols and cloud formations.

Many of America’s critical sources of underground water are in a state of rapid and accelerating decline, a new study has found. More than half of the aquifers in the United States (53 percent) are losing water, according to research published Wednesday in Nature. And in about 1 in 8 American aquifers — roughly 12 percent —…

Approval process would include public hearings, likely last about nine months

Approximately 130,000 customers are served by West Palm Beach's water treatment plant. Officials expect that to increase by 25% in 30 years and by 35% in 50 years to about 175,800 people.

Scientists can monitor these smaller-scale circulation features thought to be responsible for transporting most of the heat

From robotics to dance, MIT senior Baran Mensah has made it his mission to explore as many new experiences as possible at the Institute.

Environmentalists want state regulators to tighten water regulations for big farms, but regulators say that’s not needed.

As more saltwater and freshwater mixes, arsenic leaching could cause health issues for several other countries too, researchers warn.

Residents say rain gardens have restricted access to homes and taken away valuable parking spaces.