Corporate courage: how cross-sector talent is powering renewables innovation
Clean energy is being reshaped by cross-industry thinkers, from aerospace engineers to banking boffins, and beyond Supported by: When Lynne…
At this grassroots festival, nature is the headline act
A UK festival is swapping big-name acts for beach cleans, wildlife walks and community-led events that ‘nourish the soul’ As…
The Commonwealth Games relay taking aim at ocean plastic
On World Ocean Day, a campaign linked to Glasgow 2026 is using sport’s global reach to stop one million pieces…
What went right this week: reconnecting Europe’s rivers, plus more
A record number of dams were removed in Europe In a victory for nature, more than 2,300 miles of waterways…
‘Radical change can lead to a fairer and greener world’
A major new study argues that rising living standards, shorter working hours and a liveable climate are not competing dreams,…
Greenland sheds new light on underwater carbon sink
An international team of scientists has shed new light on how coastal seaweed forests help lock away planet-warming carbon. Large…
What went right this week: life-changing inventions, plus more
England unveiled its first Dutch-style cycle street England’s first Dutch-style “cycle street”, which gives cyclists and pedestrians priority over motorists,…
Arctic Ocean passed a tipping point and scientists say it may never recover
Scientists say climate change is driving a major and potentially permanent transformation in the Arctic Ocean, disrupting the marine food…
The English restaurant turning hospitality on its head
At a pay-as-you-can restaurant in Stroud, radical hospitality and good food are bringing strangers together On a cool late winter…
Earth’s orbital wobble triggered rapid climate chaos during the dinosaur age
When audiences watched The Day After Tomorrow, they saw a fictional version of sudden and dramatic climate collapse. While the…
Humanity has already exceeded Earth’s limits, study warns
A new study warns that humanity is placing more pressure on Earth than the planet can sustainably handle, raising concerns…
Scientists create global treasure map pointing to hidden rare earth deposits
Researchers have created a new global map showing where unusual volcanic rocks linked to rare earth elements are found, uncovering…
Sea level rise is speeding up and scientists now know exactly why
Sea level rise is one of the clearest and most persistent consequences of human caused climate change. As global temperatures…
What went right this week: Australia’s four-day week experiment, plus more
Australia’s four-day week trial ‘boosted productivity’ The results of an Australian four-day week trial are in, and show that almost…
Jupiter’s lightning may be 100x more powerful than Earth’s
Jupiter is famous for its enormous storms, some of which have been raging for centuries. Now, scientists have discovered that…
UNESCO warns a tsunami in the Mediterranean is inevitable
The Mediterranean sea is widely perceived as having a low tsunami risk. History and recent modelling technology have demonstrated that…
Humpback whale breaks migration record with 15,000 kilometer ocean journey
Scientists have documented an extraordinary feat of whale migration for the first time, confirming that humpback whales traveled between breeding…
What went right this week: the life-saving malaria jab, plus more
Malaria vaccine ‘significantly reducing’ child deaths African countries that were first to roll out a breakthrough malaria vaccine have seen…
15 of the best quotes from Sir David Attenborough
On his 100th birthday, we share some of our favourite quotes from the broadcaster and natural historian “You know, it’s…
What went right this week: health wins, green energy victories and more
The world ‘entered the age of electricity’ Fossil fuels are losing their grip on the global energy market as renewables…