Landmark ruling should encourage more cities to ban fossil fuel ads, campaigners urge
The general health interests of citizens are worth more than the commercial interests of advertisers, the court said.Read More
City-sized icebergs drifted by UK, scientists find. What can they tell us about Antarctica’s future?
Uncovering the collapse of the British and Irish ice sheet could help predict what’s in store for Antarctica.Read More
Sycamore Gap: Two men charged with felling beloved tree go on trial in northern England
The tree was far from Britain’s biggest or oldest, but when it was mysteriously felled in 2023, it caused disbelief and heartbreak for many across the country.Read More
Wildlife TV is taking off in Europe. These are the most captivating livestreams to watch now
From seasonal puffin shows to bear sanctuaries, wildlife streams remind viewers of the importance of conservation.Read More
Loos to loaves: How the ‘nervous wees’ of London Marathon runners are being turned into fertiliser
If scaled, urine from last year’s London Marathon could have fertilised enough wheat for 3,000 loaves of bread.Read More
Some shark bites are ‘survival instinct’, researchers say in defence of threatened predator
This is the first time self-defence in sharks has been documented in detail.Read More
This ‘bone collector’ caterpillar eats trapped insects and wears their body parts
The ‘bone collector’ caterpillar may be older than the Hawaiian islands where it lives.Read More
From the lab to the streets: Do scientists at climate protests shift public opinion?
The findings also suggest that scientists can engage in public protest without compromising their credibility.Read More
Scientists say they can now calculate the trillions in climate damage caused by fossil fuel giants
Experts believe the research could help bolster climate laws and make polluters pay for their role in global warming.Read More
‘Fishing in the dark’: Spain accused of turning a blind eye to illegal fishing in West Africa
NGOs claim Spanish authorities are turning a blind eye to their fleets’ activities in Senegal and Guinea Bissau.Read More