Lead is a particular risk as people try to turn potentially contaminated urban sites into productive and sustainable farms
If no efforts are made to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the Middle East may experience heat that is intolerable to humans
Two farmers with different viewpoints talk about organic farming, GMOs and farm technology
Found in the fossil record, these plants are more than 100 million years old
The salt cedar is often seen as an un-killable invader. But are humans the real reason this unwanted plant is thriving?
Before the National Park Service, Yellowstone was guarded by the cavalry. Without them, we might not have national parks today
The first marine sanctuaries approved by NOAA in 15 years are home to a plethora of shipwrecks
In the high Arctic, hotter summer weather may be taxing insect metabolism
A nonprofit dedicated to preserving old, iconic trees is cloning them in hopes of preserving them for the future
An endangered bird once threatened by humans now relies on us for its survival
A laser-based imaging technique let scientists see what happens to water droplets at the borders of cumulus clouds
A special look at the ways humans are transforming the planet and the projects that may shape a more sustainable future
In Colorado, alpine bumblebee tongues are shrinking in response to shifting wildflower populations
Small genetic differences in a single species of yeast produce distinct mixes of chemicals that contribute to terroir
Conservative politicians are introducing bills that promote teaching climate science as controversial
In this Generation Anthropocene podcast, scientists explore the ways urbanization might lead to a greener future
Climate change-induced increases in sea level are forcing archaeologists and communities to get creative and make tough calls
He documented human suffering around the world. But now, back in his native Brazil, the renowned photographer is healing the devastated landscape
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