Interviews about Earth Science

What have you been sending us this week!

Everyone’s rate of fat burning drops with age, a study using nuclear fallout shows...

Why have the Amazon fires happened, and what might be the consequences?

Oil wastewater produced by oil companies has been linked to increases in earthquake magnitude in the U.S.

How do we reduce the emissions released from planes every year?

In the first study of its kind, the plastic in cigarette ends are stunting the growth of plants around us.

How do we predict the weather?

How 1 billion hectares of trees could stabilise the climate

SPOILER: Mining for gold isn’t like what you see in films...

While teams continue to search for gold, others are looking for something quite different; life.

When you drill a hole in a mine, water from natural underground sources wants to flood in. How do you stop it?

Chris Smith dives into one of the deepest gold mines in the world.

Understanding climate change...

How do humans adapt to extreme cold?

Could keeping a lid on rising temperatures save thousands of lives?

Shortly after ant colonies appeared, insects evolved to exploit them, as 99 million year old amber reveals...

And what happens if a new species disrupts the balance of nature?

By adding electricity, a liquid gallium and cerium alloy can turn carbon dioxide into coal...

Japanese mission Hayabusa2 begins collecting asteroid samples.

How sea life is succumbing to plastic pollution...

How the environment has made us the way we are...

Taxonomy could help ensure that the resources in our oceans are managed in a sustainable manner.

How far are we from carbon neutral cars?

Can renewable energy be stored in undersea rock, for us to access when we need it?