Every forest, marsh, and meadow along the U.S. East Coast inhales and exhales carbon dioxide in a silent, ceaseless rhythm,...

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Sustainability has a measurement problem, and a new tool developed with University of Turin funding thinks the fix lies in...

The Winds That Lit the Fuse: How a Rare Winter Weather Machine Turned South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal Into a Firestorm On...

Every time a washing machine completes its final rinse or a sink of suds spirals down the drain, a fresh...

How a Forest Remembers: Childhood Memories and Hidden Divides in Indonesia's Urban Jungle Deep in the hills above Bandung, Indonesia,...

Gabbro rarely gets the spotlight. It is the dark, dense, coarse-grained rock that crystallizes deep beneath mid-ocean ridges, forms the...

A subtle flaw in climate models may be making one of Earth’s most important ocean circulations look safer than it...

Somalia’s hunger crisis is no longer following the familiar pattern of a devastating drought followed by a long period of...

The world’s urban water systems are entering an era in which failure can no longer be understood as a single...