Could ‘engineered’ coral save the planet’s reefs from destruction? | Coral
This weekend, conservationists will put the final touches to a giant artificial reef they are assembling at London zoo. Samples of the planet’s
La basura espacial podría convertirse en un gran problema durante las próximas décadas
Es fácil comparar el problema de la basura espacial con el cambio climático. Las actividades humanas dejan demasiados satélites inactivos y fragmentos desechados
Letters: one good reason not to have babies | Population
While I agree with all the reasons Sonia Sodha gives for falling birth rates in some countries (“The world needs babies. So we’d
Eco investors turn up the heat on Shell over climate target | Royal Dutch Shell
Shell is braced for its largest climate rebellion this week as shareholders face the choice between backing the oil giant’s carbon-cutting plans or
‘People are sceptical’: why mining giant BHP wants to get to net zero and how it plans to do it | BHP
Fiona Wild knows people don’t believe BHP is serious about taking action on climate change – she gets the letters, some of them
Blue cushion sea stars, short-nosed snakes and sea slugs: 21 days beneath the Timor sea – in pictures | Environment
In April, documentary photographer and film-maker Conor Ashleigh walked the gangplank of the research vessel Falkor (RV Falkor) in Darwin to begin a
Record metals boom may threaten transition to green energy | Commodities
The commodities boom ignited by China’s post-Covid recovery, and stoked by the global move to green energy, broke price records last week even
A starfish is born: hope for key species hit by gruesome disease | Marine life
Scientists in a San Juan Island laboratory in Washington state have successfully raised sunflower sea stars, or starfish, in captivity for the first
Third of global food production at risk from climate crisis | Climate change
A third of global food production will be at risk by the end of the century if greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise
Bill Heal obituary | Environment
When Bill Heal, who has died aged 86, began studying soil decomposers in the 1950s, researchers aimed to understand the ecosystem in which