Of all the creatures on Earth, humans manipulate their environments the most. But, how far can we push it before something drastic happens?

A slow-moving rainstorm overwhelmed rivers and reservoirs, leading to deadly flooding in the province of Henan.

University of Adelaide scientists have developed a new simple, inexpensive and fast method to analyse sulfur isotopes, which can be used to help investigate chemical changes in environments such as oceans, and freshwater rivers and lakes.

NASA satellites are helping scientists study soil loss over time and develop tools to support farmers as they adopt and manage conservation techniques.

The aquatic world is being increasingly compromised by an overwhelming array of human-caused noise.

In recent years, wildfires on the West Coast have become larger and more damaging. 

When a team of scientists began analyzing events that influenced the world’s climate in 2020, they made sure to consider the pandemic-related lockdowns that reduced emissions and led to clearer skies over many cities.

As the seasons turn from spring, to summer, to fall – farmers plant crops, monitor their growth and harvest them.

Ever-warmer summers are among the challenges confronting athletes competing in the Olympic Games.

There are a few possible reasons why the phytoplankton-rich waters of this high-latitude sea appear both green and turquoise blue.