
Syntropic agriculture: A new way of farming in dry climates?
Ernst Gotsch’s method of agriculture increases, rather than decreases, biodiversity and wildlife.
FRIDAY, 27 MAY 2022, 06:03
Ernst Gotsch’s method of agriculture increases, rather than decreases, biodiversity and wildlife.
Misinformation about the Covid pandemic and climate change is slowing an effective collective response to these emergencies.
Around the US, an estimated three million oil wells have been abandoned. They’re more dangerous than we think.
The telescope has been 30 years in the making and is nearly ready to launch, but what makes it so special?
New Zealand scientists have used satellite tags to follow whales around the Southern Ocean.
An experiment is taking place on an industrial estate just outside Didcot in the south of England.
Residents in Kentucky are sifting through the rubble that was once a town.
The James Webb Space Telescope is expected to be 100 times more powerful than the Hubble.
Tally the Turtle is recovering in a UK zoo awaiting a flight back to the warm waters of Mexico.
Nirmal Purja’s record-breaking climb of the world’s highest peaks is the subject of a documentary.
The spacecraft is set to crash into an object called Dimorphos in September 2022.
For the first time, 3D-printed ‘meat’ is being served as a whole ‘cut’ – the BBC’s Emily Maitlis tried it.
An annual migration of red crabs has covered roads and bridges on an Australian island.
The climate campaigner says the outcome of the Glasgow summit is far too vague and open to differing interpretations.
The UN’s climate summit has come to an end after two weeks in Glasgow, here are some of the stand out moments.
US climate envoy, John Kerry, says “we raised ambition here in Glasgow, this was not business as usual”.
The COP26 president apologised as a late amendment on coal was added to the draft text by India.
The chief executive of the UK’s Climate Change Committee has cautiously welcomed the latest draft agreement.
European Commission VP Frans Timmermans said his grandson would be forced to “fight with other human beings for water and food”.
The US climate envoy speaks to the BBC as pressure mounts on governments to strike a deal at COP26.
The future climate could be determined by the level of emissions in the coming years.