Researchers have uncovered an abundance of healthy, thriving coral along a heavily developed coastline — far beyond what the team expected when they first pitched the project

The World Health Organisation says reports of bird flu in mink, otters and sealions “need to be monitored closely” and we must prepare for a change in the risk level to humans

It all started in Australia after the incident with Damar Hamlin. I texted my husband, Taylor, that the situation with my mom was weighing on me.

A shift to wind energy is leaving a trail of destruction in Ecuador, with a brutal impact on Indigenous communities and fragile ecosystems

A recent debate in The Nation claimed Miami should either make plans to evacuate from the Florida coast or become the model of adaptation in response to rapidly rising sea levels from climate change and the refugees that will result from it

A new food rating system that gave high marks to Lucky Charms and Cocoa Puffs while belittling eggs and meat came under fire recently

Long delays in peer review and potential biases at journals are driving researchers to take an unorthodox publishing route

Antibiotics are a well-known cause of antibiotic resistance, but they aren’t the only common drug that’s contributing to this global crisis, as demonstrated in a recent University of Queensland (UQ) study

The new COVID-19 vaccines don’t work as well against XBB.1.5, the virus variant that’s now dominant in the United States, according to multiple studies

The largest moon of Saturn is an unique habitat in our Solar System. It is very different from our own, with its methane-filled lakes, freezing volcanoes, and underground tunnels.

There are two islands that are separated by only a short cold stretch of water but set apart nearly an entire day thanks to time zones

In our society today we are often surprised and impressed by the advancement of technology and engineering, a major characteristic of our civilisation.

The peer-reviewed medical literature on COVID-19 is under strong bias from the editors and publishers to allow mainly favorable papers into publication on COVID-19 vaccination

Nobody living today can remember two significant events that occurred in September 1859.  These events were separated by a 24 hour break.