The Race to Map the Ocean
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We Have Real UFO Footage
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UFOs are REAL (why fake it?)
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What’s Really Happening in the Bermuda Triangle
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How QAnon Could Make Climate Conspiracies a Whole Lot Worse
Climate change denier Piers Corbyn stabding A few years ago, Zeb McGill sat at his computer in North Carolina and…
Fridays for Future: Standard Chartered Must Stop ‘Fueling the Climate Crisis’
Photo: courtesy of Fridays for Future VICE UK is publishing this open letter from Fridays for Future, a global network of…
Paradox lost: wetlands can form in deserts, but we need to find and protect them
Once dismissed as dank and bug-infested backwaters – good only for draining and destroying to make farmland – the world’s…
Galápagos: we’ve found out why the islands are blessed with such nutrient-rich waters
Every part of the Galápagos’s exceptional and distinctive ecosystem can be traced back to its rich reserves of marine algae.…
Why keeping one mature street tree is far better for humans and nature than planting lots of new ones
Thanks to Victorian street planners, many British streets were designed to be full of big trees and, with 84% of…
Why ocean pollution is a clear danger to human health
Ocean pollution is widespread, worsening, and poses a clear and present danger to human health and wellbeing. But the extent…
Disappearing glaciers are threatening rare alpine plants with extinction
High up on a mountain where winds are too fierce, temperatures too extreme and soils too poor for trees, some…
Why the EU’s proposed carbon border levy is an important test for global action on climate change
In the more than two decades since the Kyoto Protocol was adopted, national policies on climate change have had dangerously…
Sea-level rise: writers imagined drowned worlds for centuries – what they tell us about the future
Water was traded on Wall Street alongside oil and gold for the first time in early December 2020. That might…
Oceanic sharks and rays have declined by 71% since 1970 – a global solution is needed
Oceanic sharks and rays live so far from land that the average person is unlikely to ever see them. But…
How a pre-Incan civilisation thrived in the Atacama Desert thanks to seabird poo fertiliser
The Atacama Desert of northern Chile is one of the driest places on the planet – in many years it…
How superfast charging batteries can help sell the transition to electric vehicles
Israeli company StoreDot recently announced it can now mass produce electric vehicle batteries that can be fully charged in just…
Biodiversity: why foods grown in warm climates could be doing the most damage to wildlife
Nearly half of the food eaten in the UK is grown abroad. Take your morning tea or coffee. These are…
Gene-edited crops are now a reality – but will the public be on board?
Once the UK left the EU, it would be free to invest in gene editing of crops and livestock to…
Britain’s electricity use is at its lowest for decades – but will never be this low again
In 2020, Britain’s electrical use was the lowest it had been since 1983. This wasn’t entirely due to COVID –…
Storm Christoph: UK flood response improving, but lockdown confused the messaging
Overlapping disasters struck parts of England and Wales in January as Storm Christoph battered communities which were already suffering from…