From grave robberies to missing person cases, moss samples offer crucial clues about when and where crimes occurred, highlighting the power of forensic botany.

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Neanderthals may have used birch tar as more than just glue; it could have helped them ward off infection and even insect bites. People from several modern Indigenous cultures, in ...

If NIH prioritizes human-based science in its ongoing overhaul of biosafety policies, the oversight system that has evolved for review of a wide-swath of biological research could atrophy and expose ...

Raine Maida recalls the moment Sammy Hagar pushed to replace them — and how Eddie and Alex overruled him backstage.

Japan’s biggest energy producer is proposing to develop a power plant on Oahu run on liquefied natural gas that cuts the cost of electricity by about 20%, saving an average household $500 a year.

Learn how to grow avocados, plan to plant a vineyard and shop for tomato plants at these upcoming gardening events.

Drinking various milks can help you reach your protein goals. Both animal and plant-based milks contain protein, but some are better sources than others.

Hundreds of plants are protected by the Endangered Species Act, but moss is an underdog. There's only one type that has federal protection, but a group of scientists wants to change that.