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Aerosol pollutants from cooking may last longer in the atmosphere, study suggests

Mountain permafrost is warming across Europe, study shows

Heavy rains deliver largest amounts of fertilizer-derived nitrogen pollution to the Gulf of Mexico, study finds

Clay dust method turns CO₂ into food that zooplankton expel into the deep sea

Nature inspires self-assembling helical polymer

Long-distance friendships enhance trust in conservation efforts

Toxoplasma gondii parasite uses unconventional method to make proteins for evasion of drug treatment, research reveals

Ultrasound-guided microscopic 'flower' particles show promise in targeted drug delivery

Behind the model: Visualizing an advanced spectrometer with 3D printing

Astronomers explore globular cluster system of ultra-diffuse galaxy VCC 615

Dental morphology reveals hidden diversity in Neolithic Nubians of the Middle Nile Valley

Unexpected visits are turning California into a humpback whale hangout

The inequity of wildfire rescue resources in California

Election aftermath: Survey shows 72% of Americans prefer avoiding political discussions at holiday gatherings this year

Cooling cities: Planting wrong tree species in the wrong place can increase nighttime temperatures

Food insecurity in LA County remains well above national average, despite slight decline, study finds

Biden administration sets Jan. 9 lease sale for potential drilling in Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

Longer Snowball Earth deglaciation could have driven multiple phases of sea level rise and fall

Mass evacuation of Philippine villages underway after a brief but major volcanic eruption

Nanostructured two-dimensional gold monolayers expand possibilities for catalysis, electronics, and energy conversion

Human disruption is driving 'winner' and 'loser' tree species shifts across Brazilian forests, study shows

Chain mail find shows local craftworkers were involved in the repair of Roman armor

AI predicts that most of the world will see temperatures rise to 3°C much faster than previously expected