Environment

Study pinpoints states with steepest warming trends since 1980

Global warming, the observed increase in the Earth’s average global surface temperature since preindustrial (1850-1900) times, currently stands at around 1.63 degrees Celsius. While this number is expected to continue to rise, local temperatures will not go up uniformly...

3 Questions: Why infrastructure is entering a defining era

For centuries, infrastructure has evolved alongside technology. New materials and engineering techniques enabled taller buildings, longer bridges, and larger cities. Computing and digital technologies later transformed how infrastructure was designed, monitored, and operated.Now, the pace of change is accelerating,...

The maths bust-up fuelling fears that AI is undermining science

A bank of white freezers hums away at a former watch factory in central London. Inside: dozens of small boxes with barcoded glass tubes, collectively containing one hundred billion genes. Just two boxes may hold 10 times more information...

Where humans build, mosquitoes follow – bringing dengue, West Nile and other diseases with them

A mosquito buzzing in your backyard may seem like a minor annoyance. But these tiny insects, with their taste for human blood, are increasingly appearing in areas where they were once rare or absent, and...

Storm Boelo: More high winds hit parts of UK as clean-up continues

Strong winds are expected to continue across Scotland and parts of Northern Ireland on Tuesday, after Storm Boelo brought flooding and power cuts to thousands over the weekend.While conditions are set to improve for much of the UK after...

At New York Climate Week 2026, MIT connects with a global network

Each year, Climate Week NYC brings together more than 100,000 people in more than 1,000 events across the city to discuss climate challenges, explore solutions, and spur action. Participants come from industry, academia, philanthropy, nonprofits, government, and finance and...

Part of Antarctica named after former BBC reporter Jonathan Amos

The melting ice sheets of this remote continent are just one of many aspects of polar science that Amos reported on while at the BBC. He also covered colossal icebergs, the fate of penguin colonies and a BBC exclusive...

AI in policing risks deepening discrimination, research warns

Now suppose the map-maker is handed a list of past crimes and where they took place, and asked to shade in where the next ones are likely to happen. Police then patrol the shaded areas.More crime is recorded there...

Seabirds and sewage among Isle of Man Biosphere status challenges

Among the successes of the Biosphere's first decade was the return of juniper, a native shrub that had been lost from the island.The last native plant on the island was dug up from Glen Auldyn in 1947 in an...

Prince William makes surprise appearance on Graham Norton

The Prince of Wales has made a surprise appearance on the Graham Norton Show, as part of a special edition to mark the Earthshot Prize.During the episode, which airs on Friday, he joined Cate Blanchett, Robert Irwin and Hannah...
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Evacuated Ukrainians from Russian-occupied Oleshky arrive in Belarus

Residents evacuated from the devastated Russian-occupied city of Oleshky have arrived in Belarus and are expected back in Ukraine...
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