The EPA warns that sewage sludge used as farmland fertilizer contains dangerous “forever chemicals” (PFAS), posing cancer and health risks. PFAS in sludge exceed safety thresholds, contaminating soil, ...

Employees within the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) who raised concerns about certain questionable chemicals being approved for commercial use were punished by their superiors, newly released ...

As our awareness of the toxins present in our daily lives grows, many parents are going out of their way to limit their children’s exposure, whether it’s by scrutinizing food labels or avoiding ...

Last week at a talk in Chattanooga, Tenn., a professor from Australia by the name of Ian Brighthope presented evidence, including from Dr. Peter McCullough, showing once again that vaccines cause ...

Major agricultural corporations in the United States are being blamed for pollution tied to the rise of pediatric cancers and birth defects in the country. From fertilizer run-off to pesticide ...

Scientists have created and patented an innovative shock-absorbing material that could bring both the defense and planetary science sectors a notch higher. Named TSAM (Talin Shock Absorbing Materials) ...

Hydrogen has been eyed as a feasible replacement for fossil fuels in the fields of energy and transport. However, producing and transporting hydrogen is a complicated process. But a group of ...

Future technologies may soon be made from self-assembling materials, according to chemists from Trinity College Dublin. The team successfully created a new material that self-assembles into ...

Scientists have finally cracked the secret behind one of Nature’s strongest materials. Nacre, also known as mother-of-pearl, is the rainbow-sheened material that lines the insides of mussel and other ...

A recent study published in the journal Science Advances suggests that water may have emerged naturally on rocky planets instead of originating from asteroids or comets. Researchers from France, ...

The Earth’s oceans could be soaking up double the amount of carbon dioxide that current climate models have predicted. In a major breakthrough, English and German researchers found a higher net flux ...

A rare disease called limb-girdle muscular dystrophy D1 (LMGD1) makes even everyday actions such as climbing stairs, lifting objects and standing up from a chair difficult to do. Over time, it can ...