Science And Systems

BP offers business-as-usual dividend payout despite historic drop in profits.

Urban birds need to be smart or fast-breeding, new study shows.

Experts at University of York reveal nitrogen dioxide - which mostly comes from combustion engines in vehicles - has been significantly reduced.

EU Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) report reveals 11 of the 12 hottest years on record for the continent have occurred since 2000.

While the landscape might appear to have recovered, it's just one kind of grass that has grown back - no heather, no moss, no flowers.

Some flowers have learned to bounce back after injury, new study finds.

Indian drug companies try to gut antibiotic pollution controls.

Students call for Charity Commission to revoke Global Warming Policy Foundation's 'educational charity' status.

Around 100 people die every day in Nepal because of air pollution.

A London nature reserve has been reduced to muddy pits full of dead fish.

Greenland and Antarctica are both tracking the IPCC's worst-case climate warming scenario. Left unchecked, this will lead to an extra seventeen centimetres of sea level rise by 2100.

The stress caused by ship noise means that crabs don’t have as much energy to devote to crucial camouflage.

Financial connections between some of the world’s most controversial corporations and leading UK engineering and science organisations uncovered in new research.

UN launches world’s biggest survey on climate change.

Lava flows tell 600-year story of biodiversity loss on tropical island.

The fossil fuel industry could take important measures to mitigate climate change, but devotes itself to the opposite. The real scandal is their unwillingness to invest in renewables.

Flooding in Fairbourne, North Wales, is so high risk that the council is saying the next generation won’t be allowed to live there.

More than 60 percent of Myanmar’s mangroves have been deforested in the last 20 years.

Nearly half of the world’s gross domestic product (GDP) is now generated in places where authorities have set or are proposing to set a net zero emissions target.

Progress towards measuring and reducing risks from pesticide use in the EU has been limited, according to a new report from the European Court of Auditors.

Spe­cial­ists in at­mo­spheric sci­en­ces are in­vest­ig­at­ing particles in the Arc­tic re­gion for causes of cli­mate change in the north.

Beyond solar: the renewable energy you've never heard of...

John Tyndall is credited with the link between carbon dioxide and climate— but Eunice Newton Foote got there first.

Researchers at Swansea University tested 12 common shore crabs.