Always trust your senses, especially when it comes to determining how potentially dangerous something can be. New data released from …

http://www.environ.news/2018-07-19-scientists-reveal-the-ammonia-smell-in-your-system-comes-from-bacteria-feeding-on-dead-skin-cells.html

The continued use of herbicides has given rise to weeds resistant to these chemicals, calling for the utilization of new …

http://www.environ.news/2018-07-17-weeds-can-no-longer-be-controlled-by-herbicides-demanding-new-management-strategies.html

For the first time ever, the world has access to thousands of pages of formerly concealed documents that reveal the …

http://www.environ.news/2018-07-16-deceit-and-collusion-how-the-epa-has-been-lying-to-you-about-the-health-hazards-of-pesticides.html

People who avoid fur and other animal-based materials in clothing, believing that this conscious choice makes for a better environment …

http://www.environ.news/2018-07-15-vegan-friendly-fashion-found-to-be-surprisingly-bad-for-the-environment.html

The U.S. Department of Natural Energy (DOE) has bestowed a $10.5 million grant on a New Mexico-based research and development …

http://www.environ.news/2018-07-15-sandia-national-laboratories-design-cheaper-and-more-efficient-solar-energy-system.html

Britain’s coastlines are so polluted with plastics that researchers have turned to the public for assistance. An online interactive map …

http://www.environ.news/2018-07-15-uk-scientists-call-on-public-to-help-track-and-map-plastic-pollution-on-local-beaches.html

Organic food is not only better and healthier for human health, but for the environment as well, according to a French …

http://www.environ.news/2018-07-12-better-for-you-and-the-planet-organic-food-found-to-improve-human-and-environmental-health.html

The next time you stroll along the beach, be wary of any colorful pebbles you come across. Those aren’t rocks: …

http://www.environ.news/2018-07-12-plastic-pebbles-formed-when-plastic-mixes-with-sand-now-polluting-beaches-and-endangering-wildlife.html

The next time an Ebola epidemic breaks out in Africa, we may be warned in advance by bats. A Science Daily …

http://www.environ.news/2018-07-10-scientists-aim-to-predict-the-next-ebola-outbreak-by-tracking-the-migration-patterns-of-bats.html

It’s a topic that many of us don’t give much thought: How exactly do bacteria and viruses make their way through …

http://www.environ.news/2018-07-08-geoscientist-analyzes-how-contaminants-bacteria-viruses-move-through-groundwater.html

Since the dawn of time, various factors have forced animals to evolve so they can improve their chances of survival. …

http://www.environ.news/2018-07-08-evolutionary-biologist-says-that-the-rapid-growth-of-cities-has-forced-animals-to-evolve.html

Who knew even plants could “break up?” According to a study, even though plants can cooperate, there are also times …

http://www.environ.news/2018-07-07-understanding-cooperative-relationships-between-soil-microbes-botany.html

If you’re a regular at the beach, the words sea and sun sure sound inviting. However, scientists are worried that both …

http://www.environ.news/2018-07-07-sunlight-can-affect-the-oceans-surface-aerosol-molecules-being-released.html

President Donald Trump reaffirmed and elaborated on his praise for Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt upon Pruitt’s resignation …

http://www.environ.news/2018-07-05-trump-praises-pruitt-no-final-straw-led-to-his-resignation.html