pollution

For the first time, researchers – including several from Texas A&M University – have precisely pinpointed how much these particles impact air quality and climate in two very different cities.

Adaptive multi-paddock grazing is an advanced, more efficient form of rotational grazing and is a potential option to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions.

Last year, currents carried the sargassum directly toward the Galveston area, and beaches were literally swamped with the large mats, rising six feet high in some places

On April 20, 2010, the huge rig exploded in the Gulf, killing 11 people and releasing almost 5 million barrels.

Called SEAS (Sargassum Early Advisory System), the new app will provide valuable information to tourists, fishermen, boaters and the general public on the direction of the seaweed and the hour it should hit a certain part of the coast.

The 2015 Gulf Coast Sargassum Symposium will feature several Texas A&M Galveston experts focusing on the seaweed problem that frequently hits the Texas coast.

The Gulf of Mexico Climate Outreach Community of Practice has awarded the 2014 Gulf of Mexico Spirit of Community Award for the local community category to Corpus Christi, Texas.

Scientists have compared air pollution rates from 1850 to 2000 and found that man-made particles from Asia influence weather over much of the world.

Extreme air pollution in Asia is affecting the world’s weather and climate patterns.

Southern Methodist University in Dallas invited Texas A&M’s Texas Water Project to participate in their third annual Engineering and Humanity Week in April, to demonstrate how to make ceramic water filters.