Ukraine

Soon the globe could have more clean energy—or higher-priced oil

Rebuke against Russian science grows as the deadly conflict continues

Long-standing studies on the effects of radiation exposure to ecosystems have been thrown into uncertainty

Children are worried by Russia’s attack and need explanations about what is going on, a family counselor says

The Rosalind Franklin rover was set to embark for Mars later this year, but the deteriorating relationship between Europe and Russia now makes that very unlikely

Life onboard the ISS goes on in the wake of Russia’s attack against Ukraine, even as the space project faces an uncertain future

The conflict has driven home the risk of relying on Russian gas, particularly for countries that see it as a bridge to renewable energy

Researchers say that conflict will hinder progress made since Ukraine’s revolution in 2014

The U.S. military has new technology on the drawing board in response to warfare trends previously demonstrated in the region

The U.S. is on track to become the world’s leading liquid petroleum producer. According to IEA, domestic production of oil was about 11.5m barrels a day in August, and the Financial Times reports that we are likely to surpass Saudi Arabia’s production for the first time in 23 years.

Russia's intervention in Ukraine has unfolded into the most serious East-West crisis in a generation. These events have illustrated Europe's energy insecurity, but also highlight how the United States and European Union now have a tremendous opportunity to advance mutual foreign policy goals.

The conflict over Crimea may prove a last gas…p for Russian energy warfare