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Earth Week underway as UN committee debates plastics and microplastics. Here's why.

Plastic has become ubiquitous in our environment. It's now considered "a crisis of global proportion," according to as United Nations' committee. ....

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Scientists Find That "Cloud Engineering" Could Help Stave Off Climate Disaster

Bright Future In a bid to quickly halt the foreboding march of global warming, scientists are exploring the use of aerosols, or tiny particles, in the atmosphere to dim the sunlight that's making our planet pretty toasty. It's an approach filled with uncertainty, but there may be a silver lining in using nature's greatest source […] ....

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Scientists are building tunnels under South Dakota for a $3 billion experiment that could solve some of the universe's grandest mysteries

To study tiny "ghost particles" known as neutrinos, scientists with Fermilab's DUNE project will beam them from Illinois to caverns in South Dakota. ....

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Toxic algae and plankton: NASA's new mission could make it safer to head to the water

Toxic algae blooms have plagued popular beaches and rivers in the past. Over the last several years, toxic algae in Lady Bird Lake has made the water unsafe and has been responsible for the deaths of several dogs. NASA's newest mission could make it easier to track similar blooms in our oceans, helping explain the ocean's health in a warming world. ....

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Bottled Water Industry Says Please Disregard This Horrifying Discovery About Our Product

Earlier this week, a disturbing study found that a one-liter water bottle contains around a million "nanoplastic" particles. They're so small — measured on a scale down to a billionth of a meter — that they can enter human cells, a possibility that has alarmed scientists. These tiny compounds, which are significantly smaller than microplastics, […] ....

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