Everyday choices — from lighting a cigarette to grabbing a quick snack — can, in our data-driven world, carry a measurable ...

The wildfire smoke that often wafts across the U.S. West may only be causing minimal disturbance to the output of ...

When wildfires like the Marshall Fire reach the wildland-urban interface, they are burning both vegetation and human-made ...

A team of forest management specialists affiliated with various institutions across Canada has found that fuel aridity has ...

"When cold weather occurs, people tend to congregate indoors, in more crowded environments, making it easier for germs to ...

The couple was along the beach around 4:55 p.m. when they found what appeared to be a human jawbone on Smith Point County Park Beach in Shirley, Suffolk County police said. They promptly brought the ...

The Chief Executive Officer of Philip Morris International’s, PMI Jacek Olczak, has attributed the primary cause of smoke-related health issues ... that the harmful effect of tobacco arises ...

Miniscule plastic particles are found in the human blood stream ... have implications for cardiovascular health, dysregulation of hormones, and also affect male fertility. Plastics enter the ...

It’s common knowledge that wildfire smoke can cause a range of short-term health issues, like headaches and a runny nose. However, like other forms of pollution, wildfire smoke can have long-term ...

Successive academic studies and anecdotal evidence point toward increased cancer risk from smoke exposure among wildland firefighters. But an upcoming study from Colorado State University aims to ...

However, like other forms of pollution, wildfire smoke can have long-term effects – like dementia, as a recent study has found. The Yukon health authorities don’t feel the need to wait for ...