Some species proposed for bioenergy have the potential to become invasive
The issue is more complex than recent headlines have indicated
These accumulations of sand aren't permanent but are home to whole communities
Flood debris may circulate in ocean gyres for years
There are satellites orbiting overhead, powerful computers and plenty of scientists to make sense of a wealth of data
Katharine Hepburn's Connecticut beach house and 8,900 other homes were swept into the sea
A Smithsonian geologist offers her expertise on the seismic event that shook much of the mid-Atlantic this week
Today's shaking may have been unexpected, but Washington isn't the only unlikely location for an earthquake in the United States
Deflection could be our best bet if an asteroid is headed towards Earth
Other than the human tendency for imitating magpies, gold really isn't all that special
Getting this close to a bubbling cauldron of lava is not just dangerous; it's stupid enough that even other volcanologists will yell at you
When it comes to diamonds in jewelry, perfection is everything. But imperfections are a clue to the past
Despite the heat waves across the country, no one is screaming "climate change is real" because of them. Why?
What does a music teacher do when he ends up teaching science?
Iceland is pretty much the least habitable of all the places that people have inhabited. But visiting it is like hiking through a geology textbook
The first tropical storm of 2011 is a reminder to prepare for potential disasters
Scientists are beginning to analyze sewage to track the use of illegal drugs
Which of these images from the European Space Agency's Flickr stream would you consider hanging as art in your home?
A group of Italian scientists may go to trial for allegedly playing down the risk of the quake that struck the Abruzzo region of Italy in April 2009
NASA's Voyager spacecraft have found a foamy layer at the edge of the heliosphere
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