A new study has revealed how tiny microbes in rivers and wetlands across China help clean up excess nitrogen pollution, ...

How did the Norse adventurers of the Viking Age impose themselves upon eastern Europe? Not with longships and raids, says one ...

The Mexican leader’s first year in office highlights the tension between pursuing an expansive oil policy while seeking ...

The bipartisan FEMA Act passed by the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee is a strong step in the right ...

Seven candidates have declared their intentions so far to run for Baltimore County executive in 2026 to replace Kathy ...

After years of genetic testing, researchers in Georgia have confirmed two new species of bass in the state. The Bartram’s ...

A B.C. government hazard assessment report of slopes above Highway 99 between Duffey Lake and Lillooet shows 45 kilometres ...

A community social worker in Saint John says the city needs more housing and supports designed by and for Indigenous ...

Attorney Scott Salmon’s new book “Naming New Jersey” uncovers the origins of towns and landmarks, correcting myths and ...

Southern Africa’s sand harvesting lacks hard data, making the scale of the problem unclear, writes Nicolette Pombo-van Zyl.

Cases granting nature and ecosystems legal rights are increasing worldwide, but perceptions of the rights of nature movement as a revolutionary ecocentric movement are too simplistic, according to the ...

In Rockwellian college towns, they experience changing seasons and farmer’s markets, where the world shuts down on Saturday ...