Wet and stormy weather lashed California coast… 8,200 years ago
An analysis of stalagmite records from White Moon Cave in the Santa Cruz Mountains shows that 8200 years ago the California coast underwent 150...
Watching cities grow
Three million measurement points in one square kilometer: a world record has now been set in information retrieval from satellite data. Thanks to new...
Simple tactic results in dramatic water conservation, study shows
Rain or shine has new meaning thanks to an innovative, inexpensive and simple tactic that will really change how people think about watering their...
Tiny bubbles provide tremendous propulsion in new microparticles research
A new technique could have significant implications in the development of micromotors and optical devices for use in solar cell optics, report researchers.
Fattened, genetically engineered algae might be the next great oil source.
The future of fuel is green, slimy, and reeks of fish. "Fish smell like fish because fish eat algae," says Imad Ajjawi, a geneticist...
Texas is too windy and sunny for old energy companies to make money.
Wind turbines at Avangrid Renewables’ Baffin Wind Power Project.
Photographer: Eddie Seal/Bloomberg
In a windsurfers’ paradise, turbines capture gusts that pick up at exactly the right...
Portland, Maine, reaffirms commitment to fight climate change.
The Portland City Council reaffirmed its commitment to fighting climate change Monday by passing one resolution supporting an international agreement to reduce greenhouse emissions...
Fix Texas shale oil production pollution before it gets worse, says task force chair.
Photo: James Durbin
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Aerial view of a fracking wellhead powered by a series of Halliburton pumping units at a...
Deadly heat waves could endanger 74 percent of mankind by 2100, study says.
Deadly heat waves—already a risk for 30 percent of the world's population—will spread around the globe, posing a danger for 74 percent of people...

















