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Algorithms and artificial intelligence are playing ever larger roles in our daily lives – from Google searches and Facebook feeds to self-driving cars and…

One of the biggest science stories of the year has been climate change. And for good reason.Carbon emissions in 2018 hit a record high. The Six Americas…

“There's no time we're going to be able to collect more biodiversity than now, because it's declining. So, I think if we were to have a a conversation…

As we sit here at the start of the year, we’re reflecting on where we are and where we are headed – as individuals, as a society, and as a planet. We…

Dozens of species of fish and shellfish are caught in New England’s waters. But only a handful show up in most seafood retailers. You can probably list…

Congress and the president reached a deal on Friday to re-open the government for three weeks while they continue negotiations on how best to secure the…

“If you cut them into small pieces, each of those pieces will become a whole new worm, instead of dying. And, in addition to that, they also can make…

This week on Living Lab Radio:Rachel Herz, author of Why You Eat What You Eat, explains why Super Bowl party menus are so loaded with fat and carbs, and…

How much screen time is too much? It’s a pressing question for many parents of young children and teens, who have been inundated with warnings about the…

Say the word “shark” to a New Englander these days and the mind jumps straight to great white sharks, which have seen a remarkable increase here in recent…