New research reveals that fireworks leave a hidden trail of pollution in the air and water long after the final explosion.

Nearly two years after the Biolab fire in Georgia, a new study reveals for the first time what was inside the chemical plume.

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India's railway network faces escalating security threats, from widespread stone-pelting incidents causing significant damage ...

After more than 15 years of complaints about black dust settling on rooftops, balconies, cars, and laundry in Kenitra, a ...

Don’t put your N95 masks and HEPA air cleaners away just yet. Claremont residents will need these protective measures for the ...