Carbon dioxide may be a naturally occurring substance on Earth, but too much of its presence has contributed to global ...

The recent detection of a gas in a distant plant has been linked to life forms has sparked debate among scientists.

This station has an important job: monitoring baseline changes in atmospheric gases. The location was chosen because air here ...

Emissions and atmospheric concentrations of methane continue to increase, making it the second most important ...

The Arctic, known for its icy landscapes and frozen permafrost, is rapidly transforming due to the intensifying effects of ...

The telescope captured the space phenomena, which is hundreds of times brighter than the auroras we see on Earth.

Warming in the Arctic is intensifying methane emissions, contributing to a vicious feedback loop that could accelerate climate change even more, according to a new study published May 7 in Nature.

On Earth, when solar storms occur, charged particles from the sun enter Earth's upper atmosphere, gases in the atmosphere get energized and this causes the famous red, green and purple auroras.