Climate, ecology, sustainability, biodiversity, and energy transition.
The anticipated £116m transfer of Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest to Manchester City is likely to impact other midfielder transactions this summer.
As climate change poses challenges like drought and altered rainfall, it may also enhance urban plant growth if cities manage development carefully.
As the nomination process for the next UN secretary general begins, candidates are being evaluated on their stances regarding climate change, a pressing global issue.
In the Lake Atitlán region, Indigenous women are effectively combining traditional farming practices with modern climate-smart techniques, leading to improved food security and higher family incomes.
In light of US pressure, the World Bank has decided to continue its climate action initiatives even after dropping a significant financing target for climate benefits.
The recent surge in orca sightings along the Northumberland coast raises questions. Experts suggest this may indicate a healthier marine ecosystem, though the reasons remain unclear.
As more people venture into natural areas, the likelihood of dangerous wildlife encounters rises, particularly in national parks. This trend highlights the need for awareness and caution.
A recent study indicates that sponges may play a significant role in the productivity of tropical coral reefs through photosynthesis, potentially contributing 11%.
New research indicates that the size of trees, rather than their age, may play a significant role in the recovery of habitats for the endangered Indiana bat, a species protected since 1967.
A new catalyst developed by researchers at The University of Manchester and Hebei University of Technology demonstrates an efficient method for converting lignin into useful chemical building blocks, presenting a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels.
According to the Met Office, June 2026 marks the hottest month in England's history, raising concerns about the increasing frequency of dangerous heatwaves linked to climate change.
A novel black-box optimization method has been developed to potentially lessen the impacts of weather-related disasters, which are becoming more frequent due to climate change.
This edition highlights significant developments in climate-related issues, including a severe heatwave in Europe, the UK's agricultural plans for 2050, and ongoing discussions about the High Seas Treaty.
In today's edition of The Download, we highlight Anthropic's launch of Claude Science, its latest flagship product, announced during a gathering of pharmaceutical executives.
Official data indicates that Spain experienced 1,029 excess deaths in June due to extreme heat, marking it as the second-hottest June on record.
June 2026 has been marked as the second hottest on record in Spain, with nearly 900 heat-related fatalities reported by Aemet, highlighting the urgent climate crisis.
Recent modeling highlights critical areas for conservation efforts aimed at protecting the endangered alpine ash, a vital species in southeastern Australia's ecosystems.
A recent study indicates that grasslands could experience a significant decline in carbon uptake due to future drought conditions, highlighting the complex interactions of climate factors.
As forecasters project a strengthening El Niño in the tropical Pacific, concerns grow over its potential impact on rice production, crucial for half of the world's population.
As diplomats gather again after last year's stalled negotiations, there are worries that crucial discussions on production curbs may be overlooked.