Genetics

Hurricane Beryl, the Atlantic Ocean’s first hurricane in 2024, began roaring across the Caribbean in late June, wreaking devastation on […]

On a banana plantation in rural Australia, a second-generation farming family spreads crushed volcanic rock between rows of ripening fruit.

Sweet discovery for the wine industry — Science News, June 29, 1974 Pierce’s disease remains a problem for California grape

India’s Ganges River shifted abruptly due to a distant yet massive earthquake around 2,500 years ago, new geologic evidence suggests.

Warming UpMadeleine OrrBloomsbury Sigma, $28 It’s easy to think of sports as an escape from reality, removed from the glaring

The dry-looking stream in your backyard may play a major role in feeding U.S. rivers. Channels that flow only in

Rogue waves are freakishly large ridges of water known for rising out of the blue to ambush hapless ships and

Earth’s plants aren’t holding onto carbon as long as we thought. A new analysis of pulses of radioactive carbon-14 from

What’s dumped into a landfill is supposed to stay there, but a new study finds that toxic “forever chemicals” are

The Last DropTim SmedleyPicador, $29.99 A journalist and a farmer visit three fields with different styles of cultivation — conventional,