science & systems

A fungus has developed multiple-drug resistance and is rapidly spreading across the globe.

A report by WWF and Sky Ocean Rescue estimated that between 587 and 2,615 porpoises were killed in 2017 alone.

A new study found diseases caused by glyphosate in second and third generation offspring of lab animals exposed to the herbicide.

The lifelike DNA, structure and story of Extinction Rebellion can be used to revive socialist organisation.

XR has gone viral - because its DNA resembles self making life systems. So what can activists learn from this fecundity?

'People who eat red and processed meat four or more times a week have a higher risk of developing bowel cancer.'

As Drax holds its AGM in London a new campaign calls for UK renewables subsidies to be diverted from biomass burning to genuinely renewable energy.

Outlining a system of needs from both ends of the political spectrum.

We need a new narrative for our shared socioeconomic future.

The state of our soils is an enormous threat to future food security - we need to fully embrace organic methods.

Deep-sea ecosystems under threat from an emerging ocean industry.

The UK government will launch a global and national review into the link between biodiversity and economic growth.

Biomimicry in tech and engineering demonstrates how much we have to learn from nature and natural systems.

Buried wetland sites could explain some of the differences between global carbon cycle models and real-life observations.

Embracing a ‘simpler way’ is necessary for a transition to a just, sustainable, and flourishing world. 

Small modular reactors are being heavily promoted but the economics don't stack up.

Old and young must unite to form Generation S - a force to combat corporate gigantism and to shape cultural and social revolutions.

People who work for organisations that aim to protect nature, can work like nature.

Biomimicry in the workplace, school, campaign group.

Microplastics from car tyres, clothing and paints on buildings are absolutely everywhere.

The three year study involves academics from the University of Stirling, University of Glasgow, Plymouth Marine Laboratory and Clark University in America.

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has signalled that it is in favour of approving further controversial genetically engineered maize variants produced by Bayer (Monsanto).

A landmark partnership between Kew and the Forest Stewardship Council is using DNA technology to help prevent illegal logging, estimated by Interpol to cost between up to £76 billion annually.

The Anthropocene is generating despair and desolation. The Symbiocene represents its opposite.