Grist reports that in a drier world, some waterborne diseases like cholera and dengue thrive, highlighting the "drought-disease paradox" amid climate changes.
Plesiosaurs headed up river deltas 160 million years ago to throw up indigestible parts of their marine meals, suggests a new study.
Researchers have found clues that help explain why birds are the only group of dinosaurs that survived extinction.
US sewage treatment plants likely don’t get rid of all the disease-causing protozoa, and monitoring discharged wastewater for it is difficult.
Let’s face it, the ducks are adorable. Watching a line of fluffy ducklings waddling behind their mother along the shoreline can make anyone wa…
GILFORD — The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services on Friday removed a fecal bacteria advisory from Ellacoya State Park.
OSSIPEE — Witnesses for the prosecution on the first day of Christina Fay’s animal cruelty trial yesterday recalled working in a mansion fille…