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Will sea-level begin rising more rapidly along U.S. west coast?
After a three-decade hiatus, sea-level rise might return to U.S. west coast, say Scripps Oceanography researchers.
May 4, 2011
More barrier islands on Earth than previously thought
A new survey of barrier islands has identified 657 more islands that had gone undetected in a similar study 10 years ago.
May 1, 2011
Tornado outbreak in southern U.S. was deadliest day ever
With more than 300 dead and the death toll still rising, April 27, 2011 ranks as one of the nation's deadliest tornado days.
April 29, 2011
Rhinos in Nepal boosted by world-wide support
A focused effort by many groups helps the greater one-horned rhinoceros resulting in an increase in number of the greater one-horned rhinos in Nepal.
April 27, 2011
Dramatic video of when tornado struck St. Louis airport
A video shows St. Louis International Airport on Friday, April 20 as a tornado struck. Record numbers of tornadoes expected in the U.S. midwest and southeast.
April 25, 2011
Erosion threatens valuable Arctic coastlines
Arctic coastlines are retreating due to climate warming and erosion, and these changes are harming ecological and social communities.
April 25, 2011
Gallup survey: Worldwide, blame for climate change falls on humans
Gallup survey shows that Americans are more likely to blame nature for global warming, the exception in a world where most residents blame human activity.
April 25, 2011
Formaldehyde might have helped start life on Earth
According to Dr. George Cody, a substance we usually think of as toxic - formaldehyde - might have helped set the stage for life on Earth.
April 25, 2011
Earthquake clusters likely a coincidence, study suggests
Scientists find that large earthquake clusters do not increase the global seismic hazard for other damaging earthquakes far from the main shock region.
April 24, 2011
Daniel Speiser on chitons with eyes made of rock
Daniel Speiser led a study showing some small mollusks have evolved an unusual way to see the world, through hundreds of tiny eyes across their shells.
April 20, 2011
