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Invasive Asian mussels and self-cloning crayfish are disrupting US ecosystems, endangering native species and water systems.

Reduced sulfur in ship fuels led to fewer ocean clouds, pushing global temperatures 0.08°C higher, reshaping climate dynamics and sparking questions on balancing air quality with cooling effects.

USFWS allocates $3M to restore California wetlands, including tidal marshes and rare habitats, part of a $25.7M nationwide effort—what's behind this massive conservation push?

Climate change fuels a juvenile sablefish boom in Northwest waters, outnumbering salmon 13:1 and intensifying the competition for food during a critical survival stage. How will salmon cope?

A new treatment offers hope for toxic epidermal necrolysis patients, achieving full recovery in all study participants.

A key adviser to RFK Jr. petitioned the FDA to revoke polio vaccine approval, raising public health concerns amid his HHS nomination.

Over 200 salamander species face extinction risks from the lethal Bsal fungus. Learn how U.S. import bans aim to stop its spread and shield native ecosystems from this catastrophic threat.

Over 217,000 male golden-cheeked warblers were counted, but habitat loss and a potential status change spark conservation debates. Could this shift threaten the species' recovery

The FAA is channeling $332 million into 171 airports across 32 states, enhancing safety and efficiency for travelers nationwide.

Groundbreaking research analyzes 515 giraffe skulls, revealing four distinct species. Learn about the unique features that set them apart