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Mid-Continent Earthquakes May Migrate from Fault to FaultQuakes in middle of continents operate differently than along plate boundaries.
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Warming Ocean Water Melting Arctic 'Sea Ice Factories'Water flowing north from Atlantic is melting sea ice.
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Some Himalayan Glaciers Unexpectedly AdvancingGlaciers in world's highest peaks have different responses to climate change.
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Corals 'Severely Slimed' After Oil Spill, Expedition FindsSome coral seem healthy; others covered in brown goo.
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Corals 'Severely Slimed' After Oil Spill, Sub Expedition FindsSome coral seem healthy; others covered in brown goo.
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Large Predators Prove More Vulnerable to Prey LossLarge carnivores see bigger declines when prey goes away.
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Size Matters: Large Predators Prove More Vulnerable to Prey LossLarge carnivores see bigger declines when prey goes away.
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Polar Vacation: Tourism with a Conservation TwistTourists do field work on Arctic, Antarctic voyages.
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Impact of Gulf Spill on Smallest Creatures Remains Unknown
Researchers are traveling the Gulf area to determine the oil spill impact.
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Impact of Gulf Oil Spill on Smallest Creatures Remains UnknownResearchers are traveling the Gulf area to determine the oil spill impact.
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Size of Ash from Icelandic Volcano Stuns ScientistsIceland volcano eruption did more than just disrupt travel.
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Fishless Lake in Adirondacks Shows Signs of RecoveryAcid rain killed the fish, but ecosystems could thrive again.
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Invasive Species Thrive on Antarctic IslandsInvasive species becoming more established on islands around Antarctica.
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History of Ancient Supercontinent's Breakup DetailedA new theory has emerged for how the Gondwana supercontinent broke up.
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Common Weedkiller Deforms Tadpoles
A common weedkiller disrupts organ development in tadpoles.
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Safety of New Bacteria-Killing Coating QuestionedSilver nanoparticles could make almost any surface germ-free, but they may not be entirely beneficial.
