Alice Mah is a Chinese-Canadian- British writer and professor of urban and environmental studies at the University of Glasgow ...

Stories of Arctic emptiness encourage the comforting fantasy that the fastest-warming place on Earth is, fortunately, a place where almost nobody lives. It begs the optimistic question of when ice ...

British Geological Survey's new tool will help both coastal erosion and flooding management across both UK and international shores ...

Radical new government set to allow multinational companies to build vast open-pit uranium min in Sweden, powering a planned 10 new nuclear reactors ...

As Europe records its hottest-ever March, discover several reasons behind the continent's rising temperatures and its ...

Andrew Brooks argues that long-term development aid was failing those it meant to help. But scrapping it without systemic ...

Discover more about Turkmenistan’s ‘Gates of Hell’ – the fiery pit attracting both tourists and national concern For more than half a century, an inferno has raged in the heart of Turkmenistan’s ...

New agreement to tax carbon in shipping industry comes after more than ten years of negotiations between countries ...

Tim Birkhead on great auks and their extraordinary story of evolution, exploitation and de-extinction across the years ...

More than 50 per cent of US's previously-protected national forests now open to logging due to Trump executive order ...

Ultimately, both industrial and artisanal mining carry the same health risks, ranging from overexertion of workers to ...

A global phenomenon of humour - from cartoons to AI-generared songs - are being used to respond to Trump trade tariffs ...