The aim is to reduce the rat population without harming urban wildlife, including owls and hawks, which can die after eating poisoned rodents.

A retired US soldier reveals why he quit working at Israel and US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation aid hubs.

Health ministry says dozens have died this month as aid agencies warn that even their workers are suffering from malnutrition

The population wintering in central Mexico's forests occupied 4.42 acres, up from 2.22 acres during the previous winter.

The importance of diversity in science is an unshakeable reality that the scientific community must stand by.

It’s ugly, but necessary to face.

This petition is intended as an invitation to Canadians to reflect on the current challenges Canada faces and what we can all do to respond to the risks and to contribute to building a more resilient ...

New Brunswick had planned to remove U.S. alcohol from N.B. Liquor stores and avoid signing all but the most essential contracts with U.S. firms before Trudeau announced the tariffs would be delayed a ...

National Science Foundation staff heard the plans at a meeting Tuesday.

Canadians are heeding calls by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who quickly announced retaliatory levies against the U.S., to buy Canadian and boycott American goods as much as possible.

The Trump administration has put a hold on all federal financial grants and loans, affecting tens of billions of dollars in payments.

This Review explores the relationship between emerging infectious diseases and biodiversity loss, and how both are connected to global environmental changes in the Anthropocene.

While the flu poses minimal immediate risk to humans, experts warn that the virus’ rapid spread among birds and mammals could increase the likelihood of mutations, potentially creating a strain more t...

The primary reason rats continue to survive and thrive in places like Chicago is because humans provide an endless food buffet.

Research explains how foxes hunting mice can plunge down into the snow at high speeds without injuring their poor little snouts.

Cases in domesticated cats have risen dramatically over the past year.