Rich in variety, townland names are markers of tradition and belonging, reflecting historical events or landscape features ...

There’s a simple human truth we all wrestle with: the weight of our mistakes, the quiet burden of regret, and the desire for ...

The book “A People’s Guide to Greater Boston” is being refigured into a series of maps so everyday explorers might tread a ...

Some rivers in the U.S. don’t just flow they transform. From deep red and rusty orange to vibrant green or even pink, these waterways change color with the seasons due to mineral levels, algae blooms, ...

GRIT provides a much more detailed look at how rivers merge and split, which could enhance hydrological modeling, flood ...

A team led by researchers at the University of Oxford has created the most complete map of the world's rivers ever made, ...

In his latest work, nature writer Robert Macfarlane considers the vitality of rivers around the globe with prose that flows ...

Nearly a third of all antibiotics that people consume end up in the world’s rivers, a new study finds. This could potentially harm aquatic life and impact human health by promoting drug resistance, ...

The Astros found themselves with an unprecedented advantage in the 2015 Draft. Because they failed to sign No. 1 overall pick ...