Ushashi Basu28th July 2021 Our screens are saturated with shows about penguins. Most are hours and hours of aerial footage,...
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I stood on the stone steps in front of the now gray-ish lake in Narayanganj, Bangladesh, and took in my...
Eija-Liisa Ahtila’s Horizontal – Vaakasuora: Hayward Gallery, 4th March-31st October Gemma Ralton22nd October 2020 At a time of global environmental...
First up, the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is approaching 1000 cases, generating fear that the...
First up, all has gone smoothly for the first privately launched rocket out of the US. SpaceX’s unmanned Crew Dragon...
On the news this week: Extinction Rebellion demonstration on London bridges over concern for climate crisis; "flushable" wet wipes are not...
Here's our second I,Science radio show of the year with a great team of first timers just nailing it! We...
The mild February weather was marked by Woodland Trust reports that spring was showing signs earlier than in previous years....
Trump vs. Science: In the pursuit of remerging as a self-sustained, global superpower, scientists allege policies based on "myth over...
With a third of the world now facing deadly heat waves due to climate change, the need to reduce greenhouse...
Several American medical societies are working together to educate the public on the health risks of climate change. The health...
With sea ice melt rates compounded by ever increasing temperature, it has been looking pretty gloomy for our planet. From...
Can scientists, academics, campaigners and communicators all work together to engage the public in taking action on climate change? It...
Arabidopsis, or rock cress, is used by scientists as a model flowering plant A farmer can remember what has happened last...
The global climate is changing and many species are responding by shifting their distributions to track climate changes. Thus species...
What is your price? Perhaps you are about to answer that you are priceless; that you have strong values and no...
Have we done enough to help our planet? Discover what we could be doing for the future in order to;...
The Natural History Museum in London has a rich history of engaging members of the public with volunteer efforts. In autumn...
Claire Carter a PhD student at SPRU, University of Sussex and member of the Sussex Energy Group last year completed...
How do we shift from a three to One Planet Living across the UK, in a way that is inclusive and creates...
Groundwater is an important source of drinking water in London and elsewhere, but the legacy of the UK's industrial revolution...
Everybody loves green spaces; they are good for our health, our communities, and the environment. Until recently, they have never...
Climate change is one of our planet’s biggest threats. Occurring at an ever-increasing rate, there is an urgent need to...
This week the United Nations Climate Change Conference or COP21 is taking place in Paris. What can we expect from...
Robert Kunzig shows us the sheer splendour of our oceans in this fascinating book that documents the key developments in...
There is a strong conjecture that climate change and world population numbers are linked. Population growth is driven by poverty...
Eels migrate to the Sargasso Sea to breed “Eels are sending us a really major signal that we’re harming our...
The hole in the ozone layer, 2010 “MASSIVE ozone hole will increase CANCER rates”, blares the Daily Mail. “No-zone!” screams...
The Himalayas (pictured) tend to be 'hourglass' shaped when looking at habitat availability, in comparison to 'diamond-shaped' (the Rockies), 'pyramid-shaped'...
