The badass woman who saved this Icelandic treasure.
Stand above the rushing currents of Gullfoss, or “Golden Falls,” and you’ll come to understand why Sigríður Tómasdóttir fought so hard to protect one...
Shell CEO says climate change is real but energy demand growth is 'unstoppable.'
An oil refinery operated by Royal Dutch Shell stands at the Port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands in 2017. (Simon Dawson/Bloomberg)Ben van Beurden,...
Trump seeks to sell off half of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
Tugboats transport the Hess Corp. Stampede tension leg oil platform on Friday, May 5, 2017. The Stampede deepwater oil and gas field is...
Trump told he risks ‘lasting damage’ to ties between US and Europe.
Scott Pruitt appears before the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee on Jan. 18 during his confirmation hearing to lead the Environmental Protection...
Weathering of rocks a poor regulator of global temperatures
Evidence from the age of the dinosaurs to today shows that chemical weathering of rocks is less sensitive to global temperature, and may depend...
Rethinking role of viruses in coral reef ecosystems
Viruses are thought to frequently kill their host bacteria, especially at high microbial density. A state called lysogeny, in which viruses lie dormant but...
Eating beans instead of beef would sharply reduce greenhouse gasses
If Americans would eat beans instead of beef, the United States would immediately realize approximately 50 to 75 percent of its GHG reduction targets...
Supercomputing helps researchers understand Earth’s interior
Geologists have created a computer model of tectonic activity so effective that they believe it has potential to predict where earthquakes and volcanoes will...
Human-induced deforestation is causing an increase in malaria cases
A new study of 67 less-developed, malaria-endemic nations finds a link between deforestation and increasing malaria rates across developing nations.
Stop hoping we can fix climate change by pulling carbon out of the air,...
A tract of Amazon rain forest, which has been cleared by loggers and farmers for agriculture, is seen near Santarem, Brazil. (Nacho Doce/Reuters)Scientists...
















