The Water Environment Research Foundation has issued a request for proposals on research related to strategies for biogas production; proposals are due June 7.
University of Adelaide found that the total wealth of a country (measured by gross national income) was the most important driver of environmental impact.
The ten-year research program will seek solutions on to how to adapt the world’s agricultural areas to a different climate with new conditions for production and farming and the reduction of greenhouse gases.
University of Georgia's Patricia Yager will lead an international team in studying climate effects on the River-Ocean Continuum of the Amazon.
The researchers compared energy use of a conventionally managed corn and soybean system with two low-input systems that used more diverse crops and manure applications.
By combining conducting and nonconducting domains in the membrane’s nanostructured assembly, researchers improved conductivity performance.
Research suggests that endotoxins, which attach to particulate matter, may play a role in chronic inflammation of the heart.
Scientists call for more risk-based facility design, improved prevention, and response planning.
The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences led the work on the federal report, which recommends that future research determines who will be most vulnerable to climate change and what efforts will be most beneficial.
Global Water Intelligence has released its 2011 market report, which covers infrastructure, water scarcity, desalination, and reuse.
Data from GPS users give detailed view of carbon emissions impacts from traffic jams on nation’s primary and secondary roads.
Bristol University researcher and his colleagues heated a microemulsion that separated into layers and one of these contained nanoparticles that could be recovered and reused.
Researchers are measuring antimony concentrations from water samples near the world's largest antimony mine in Xikuangshan, China.
EPA says the emissions are still 13.5 percent higher than they were in 1990.
A Georgia Institute of Technology and Duke University study shares how the right policies could help Texas and the South cut utility bills and create jobs.
Invasive species responsible in contaminating the popular sport fish, according to a study by the University of Michigan School of Natural Resources and Environment.
Urban Land Institute-Ernst & Young study adds water infrastructure as a challenge that the United States needs to address in order to be competitive with China and the European Union.
UK study says toxic metals may contribute to decline of meat-eating plants such as the endangered white-topped pitcher plant.
Two University of North Texas political scientists are researching the links between climate change and political instability in Africa.