Instead of stopping unnecessary air travel, the UK is considering measures that would make it cheaper This week the French national assembly voted to ban domestic flights on routes that ... Read more

Without the app, mapping reefs usually involves high amounts of data and low-quality photos, which leads to slow analysis Less than 1% of the ocean floor consists of coral reefs. ... Read more

Donkeys can grow so sick from mourning the loss of a companion that they die When a donkey brays it is as though every rusted gate nearby is opening and ... Read more

One bright morning in the middle of May, Ian Carswell’s tipper lorry came sliding to a halt in a Tenbury car park. It was a smallish thing with raw grey ... Read more

Adding the likes of peas, lentils, beans, and chickpeas to your diet, and farming more of them, could result in more nutritious and effective food production with large environmental benefits, ... Read more

Japan has announced it will release more than 1m tonnes of contaminated water from the wrecked Fukushima nuclear power plant into the sea, a decision that has angered neighbouring countries, ... Read more

The climate emergency is bigger than many experts, elected officials, and activists realize. Humanity’s greenhouse gas emissions have overheated the Earth’s atmosphere, unleashing punishing heat waves, hurricanes, and other extreme ... Read more

The New York teenager has been included among a group of advisers to the president – a remarkable journey from protesting in front of the White House If a week ... Read more

Should we go for oat milk? Seaweed-fed cows? But then there’s the packaging to worry about … Every choice seems bad I have a problem with milk. Well, multiple problems. ... Read more

The 2019–20 bushfire season led to flooding and polluted drinking water despite moderate rainfall First it was severe drought, then record-breaking wildfires, and finally flooding. Through the summer of 2019 ... Read more