Farms and cities use so much of the Colorado River's water that little remains for the river's own ecosystem. Will negotiators save what's left?

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Anita Tripura wakes up at 3.30 a.m., pulls out her teesing—a large bamboo basket with aluminium pots stacked up inside it—and ...

Deep beneath the French countryside, a set of faint engravings on a cave floor is forcing archaeologists to rethink when ...

A team of French researchers has discovered, off the coast of Île de Sein (Brittany, France), a set of eleven submerged stone ...

Researchers in Finland discovered that a mine-grown moss and its microbial partners can remove toxic metals from water ...

New research has shown that water movement in clay-rich soils can lift stone artifacts toward the surface—exerting a natural ...

From mixed charges to chemical bonding, Professor Ludmilla Aristilde found that iron uses multiple strategies to lock carbon ...