Agent Orange. Gulf War oil fires. Syria's pipeline emissions. Russia-Ukraine's 100 million tonnes of CO₂. Militaries ...

There is an abiding faith that if someone is good at one thing, they must be good at many things. At heart, it is a belief that outside the metaphorical box, there is much greater ability than inside ...

The necessity and costs of electricity are rising, presenting challenges for both tech giants and traditional utilities.

We have become accustomed to seeing the human impacts of war, from starvation in Sudan to the almost 100000 killed in Gaza, but most people will be less familiar with the environmental impacts. On ...

A small company operating in western Montana has been tasked with supplying the federal government with a critical mineral.

A patchwork of radical conservation measures are fundamentally reshaping daily life in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Philippines, India, Japan, and other Asian countries, fusing 1970s-style ...

The index is headed for a fifth straight losing week, which would be the longest such losing streak in almost four years.

Norwegian researchers detected radiation leaking from the wreck of the Soviet nuclear submarine K-278 Komsomolets at levels 800,000 times higher than normal seawater, confirming that the Cold War-era ...

After decades of construction, the world’s first facility for permanently disposing spent nuclear fuel is set to begin ...

The death of famed biologist Paul Ehrlich on March 13 at 93 has occasioned a flurry of commentary in the press and on social ...

Here are five ways nuclear science is helping tackle food waste and support a zero‑waste future: Food irradiation is an innovative, safe and non-invasive technique that uses radiation such as X-rays, ...