Jeff Sossamon

Rising temperatures in mountains around the world have led to a decline in flowers—which has in turn led to a decline in bumblebee populations.

A new study assesses water quality near industrial sites permitted to release BPA into the air.

Monitoring the populations of “uncontacted” tribes via Google Earth satellite images may be a noninvasive way help insure the survival of indigenous Brazilian villages.

Population size of salamanders reflects forest habitat quality and can predict how ecosystems rebound from forest logging activity, a new study shows.

Researchers have confirmed what sports fans have long noticed: many athletes peak during their contract year only to go into a slump once a new deal is signed.

Rising temperatures in mountains around the world have led to a decline in flowers—which has in turn led to a decline in bumblebee populations.

A new study assesses water quality near industrial sites permitted to release BPA into the air.

Monitoring the populations of “uncontacted” tribes via Google Earth satellite images may be a noninvasive way help insure the survival of indigenous Brazilian villages.

Population size of salamanders reflects forest habitat quality and can predict how ecosystems rebound from forest logging activity, a new study shows.

Researchers have confirmed what sports fans have long noticed: many athletes peak during their contract year only to go into a slump once a new deal is signed.