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The South Asian monsoon provides the drinking water for 1.5 billion people each year. It brings more than two-thirds of India's rainfall and accounts for…

New England’s iconic cod fishery has hit an all-time low. Scientists point the finger at a combination of fishing and climate change. Many fishermen…

On certain issues – not all, but some – the science is clear: evolution gave rise to the diversity of life on Earth; climate change is happening, and…

Like everything, scientific research comes with environmental impacts - from energy-demanding labs to abandoned spacecraft. Is what we learn worth it? The…

This week on The Pulse: oceans are Earth’s defining feature, its largest ecosystem, and the engine that powers our planet.

How we all share in the responsibility to save the imperiled North Atlantic right whale species.

Miriam Wasser is a senior reporter with WBUR's climate and environment team.

Science can be beautiful and amazing. It can also be slimy, weird, and just plain gross - like legless amphibians who eat their mothers’ skin, or cocaine…

A High School Senior’s Journey Back To School After A Year Online; Author Jennifer De Leon On Returning To Her Roots...

"Green" has become synonymous with "good" in many circles. Not inside the Arctic circle.Two recent studies - one projecting into the future, and one…