Lancaster researchers have developed a camera-like device able to image mini whirlpools in quantum liquids for the first time ever.

The percentage of water in arc volcanoes, which form above subduction zones, may be far more than many previous studies have calculated.

When plants evolved from aquatic algae to being able to survive on land nearly half a billion years ago, the foundation for life on land was established.

Many wild salmon populations in B.C. have experienced substantial declines over the last three decades. 

Whether paired with sponge cake and whipped cream, dipped in chocolate or just enjoyed on their own, ripe red strawberries are a crowd favorite found at Memorial Day BBQs, graduation parties and neighborhood cookouts from late spring to early summer.

A University of Guelph project to revive an endangered butterfly species has made a big, fluttery leap forward.   

NASA is ground-truthing data generated by its next-generation earth imaging technology with a major research campaign hosted at three of UC Santa Barbara's natural reserves. 

During heavy storms, the normally stratified layers of water in ocean fjords get mixed, which leads to oxygenation of the fjord floor. 

Short-lived aerosols from smoke helped researchers pinpoint some of the key processes drawing levels of carbon monoxide down.

Wastewater, commonly used as a dust suppressant for unpaved roads, also has significant environmental implications.