A new study in Nature Communications delivers a granular, unit-by-unit look at how the world’s coal power fleet could curb...

Marine heatwaves (MHWs) have long been treated as self-contained anomalies—events with clear start and end dates. But a new study...

A new study suggests that serpentine—a common mineral in Earth’s oceanic crust—can act as an unexpectedly efficient “water conduit” during...

Japan’s 2011 triple disaster—earthquake, tsunami, and the ensuing nuclear crisis—triggered a wave of population displacement that planners and policymakers continue...

A team of Virginia Tech geoscientists has developed a satellite-based way to quantify how dams reshape river temperatures across the...

Orcas in the Gulf of California have been documented using a previously undescribed “hold-to-ram” strategy to process prey. Researchers report...

A new study published in Nature Communications reports that historically redlined communities in the United States face sharply higher exposure...

China’s Jiaodong Peninsula, long famed for its gold, may now have a clearer chemical origin story—thanks to new isotopic evidence...

A fossil’s location today tells only part of its story. Reconstructing where that same specimen sat hundreds of millions of...

Two hundred million years ago, vast CO₂ emissions from the Central Atlantic Magmatic Province helped trigger the end-Triassic mass extinction,...