Health & Science

The low-carbon coffee that Costa Rica is pushing is part of an overall plan by the country to become the first carbon neutral nation.

John Dernbach, director of the Environmental Law and Sustainability Center at Widener University sat down with StateImpact to discuss.

The commission voted unanimously on Thursday to uphold a judge’s ruling that prevented Sunoco from building the valve and associated equipment on private land.

Pennsylvania’s Marcellus Shale gas boom has significantly cut energy costs for consumers across the state, according to a new study released Friday.

Savannah Fleeman, 17, has a rare pain syndrome and says even the lightest touch felt like “being stabbed.” A controversial therapy pushed her to feel that pain over and over.

The growing presence of a tech scene here in Delaware.

For some, suspending from the ceiling by hooks in the skin feels like therapy.

Sound designers have a bag of acoustic “scares” to frighten and unnerve an audience.

The Delaware Division of Public Health confirmed six people are among the first to be diagnosed with the flu for the 2017-2018 season.

The CDC’s surveillance report on STDs shows Delaware has the eighth highest rate of chlamydia cases, the tenth highest rate of gonorrhea and the 24th highest rate of syphilis.

University of Pennsylvania researchers want to try to reduce something called the “research to practice gap” in mental health.

A Greene County coal ash landfill won’t be receiving any more coal waste until December, at the earliest.