In a recent study published in Environment International, researchers tested the ovarian follicular fluid (which surrounds egg cells in the ovary) of 82 people undergoing In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) ...

A recent study funded by the French Ministry of Ecology published in Neurotoxicology found that exposure to cell phone radiation before and after birth impacted brain development in rodents at levels ...

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Arizona mayors from across the state have launched a new coalition to push back against looming water cuts from the Colorado River, warning that current negotiations could leave their communities at ...

Mercury pollution drifting from Asia and sulfate runoff driven by climate change are triggering the formation of a dangerous neurotoxin in Colorado’s mountain wetlands, potentially threatening water ...

Wildfires have burned more than a million hectares across the European Union in 2025, making it the most destructive year since records began.Ajit Niranjan reports for The Guardian.In short:The ...

Shell is exploring a sale of its massive plastics facility in western Pennsylvania, built with a $1.65 billion state tax break, as the company shifts away from petrochemicals and toward its core ...

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More than 180 Federal Emergency Management Agency employees have warned Congress that mismanagement and unqualified leadership under the Trump administration are undermining the agency’s ability to ...

Millions of people across the U.S. are now drinking water contaminated with PFAS chemicals, according to newly released federal testing data.Jasmine Laws reports for Newsweek.In short:The EPA’s ...

Japan has launched its first osmotic power plant in Fukuoka, aiming to generate electricity by mixing freshwater and seawater in a steady, weather-independent system.Ima Caldwell reports for The ...