A recent study has found that growth hormones used in agriculture can persist in natural systems at higher levels and for longer periods than initially thought.

Two new scientific studies have uncovered the organic chemicals found in fracking fluids, serving as a basis for testing water for signs of contamination.

While going green is great, it seems very little emphasis is placed on conserving water – a vital component of all living organisms on earth.

A newly developed environmental monitoring system found methane at high levels along a Pennsylvanian stream close to a recently reported shale gas leak.

Researchers have found that when fish are exposed to endocrine-disrupting chemicals such as BPA, the adverse impacts remain in effect for up to 3 generations.

Studies show chlorine treatment at sewage plants may promote development of new strains of antibiotics, in turn potentially promoting antibiotic resistance.