The unfortunate reality is that many bubbles have contaminants, and the liquid ejections spread those contaminants around.

A new study from UC San Diego tracked pollution from the Tijuana River and found it's showing up in the air, not just the ...

And even though these products have not used CFCs since the late 1970s, the connection between a can of hair spray and a warming planet has erroneously stuck around for decades. [New research explores ...

Any kind of aerosol in a kitchen could be considered a fire hazard, but the New Food Economy reports that these recent incidents seem to be related to larger cans of cooking spray, 10 ounces or ...