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Scientists find human DNA in sedimentary samples from caves without bone remains.
History may be rewritten as scientists date humans in California over 100,000 years earlier than previously believed.
The loss of Antarctic mass, paired by ocean warming, could potentially increase global sea levels by up to 10 feet by 2100.
Fungi might have lived on Earth for two billion years earlier than scientists believed.
Scientists and researchers are working on a hanging inflatable greenhouse to provide food for astronauts on Mars. The technology is sustainable and may mimic the way greenhouses work here on Earth.
Two of the most common species of penguins in Antarctica have experienced severe decline due to climate change.
Tritium is a radioactive element found as a result of thermonuclear bomb testing during the 1950s.
A microbe, dubbed Venus's hair, appeared after a massive eruption that killed every other organism.
The wax worm could be the key in cleaning up the world's polyethylene waste.
Social media and citizen astronomers played a big part in the recognition of Steve.
Protesters gathered to fight alternative facts during Earth's day's March for Science protest. They are lobbying against alternative facts that prevent the communication and dissemination of factual data about the environment.
Colder cities tend to have higher rates of excessive alcohol consumption and alcohol-attributable liver cirrhosis.
In lieu of Earth Day, celebrated on April 22, the United Nations have emphasized the need for environmental and climate literacy to save the planet.
Rising sea levels, partnered by sea floor erosions, have already increased the water depths more than what scientists previously thought.
The Atlantic Ocean, its surface, sea ice and even its floor, is becoming a "depository" for human garbage.
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Apr 21, 2017 10:44 AM EDT
