Good News for the Environment

A first-of-its-kind partnership officially links the NFL with FEMA to aid in disaster relief.

At least 6 million tons of coffee grounds are created annually — but scientists believe this waste could reduce water pollution.

In research published today, we discovered surprising new evidence of variable heat tolerance in corals. As the world’s oceans warm, these differences are important.

The concrete, inspired by cortical bone, proves how well our bones handle strength under pressure.

At least 94 living organisms produce their own light through a chemical reaction inside their bodies – an ability called bioluminescence.

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It looks like it woke up on the wrong side of the riverbed.

For educators, Summer is an opportunity to reflect and regroup, often including planning for supporting students in the next school year. It is becoming increasingly important that this support involves helping students navigate the impacts of the climate crisis.

We launched the '100 Days of Good News' project as a bit of a palate cleanser to give our brains a break from the heaviness of bad news.

These “Freedom Farms” empower families through financial security and gender equality.

Due to hot coastal waters, queen conch sea snails have been habitually single. That’s when scientists stepped in to help.

There’s broad agreement that there is a biodiversity crisis, but there are many different views about why protecting it is important.