Interviews about Earth Science

We test our scientists on their knowledge of all things new through this nifty quiz...

Discovery of the lumbar spine from Australopithecus sediba confirms upright posture...

Antarctica's experiencing more shipping traffic than first thought, which could be affecting its biodiversity

How autonomous underwater vehicles are helping scientists answer big climate questions...

Uncover the news behind the latest fossil discovery from the humble UK town of Rutland...

We uproot the behind-the-scenes features of the new David Attenborough show 'The Green Planet'

We all want to do our bit for the environment, but how does that extend to buying the Xmas tree?

All is not lost in the fight against coral bleaching due to some are showing signs of resistance.

Do you know how a plant cell works? This tool should soon answer all your questions.

It's that time again to get your science brains rattling and see if you can beat this Christmas science quiz.

How much plastics come with your spaghetti bolognese and what are the emissions in those plastic wrappings?

Which is better: replacing concrete buildings with wooden ones, or keeping trees in the forests?

A 2.5% year on year reduction in flying would be enough to stop further warming from the aviation industry

It's time for a quiz to challenge our scientists on what they know about all things green.

What are the best quick fixes you can do to help mitigate the crisis and play your part?

How will the climate crisis change the cities on our door steps and influence our mental health?

Who's there, who isn't and what are we expecting to be addressed before the summit ends...

What is the mood at the COP26 climate change summit in Glasgow? We went to find out...

The seasons are changing, so we're quizzing our experts with questions about change

90% of coal must remain in the ground to prevent global temperature rise, what about oil and gas?

Can we sequester enough carbon to avoid cutting emissions?

Trapping tiny particles of organic matter to prevent greenhouse gas release

From kelp forests to seaweed-based 'plastic' packaging

How can farms be optimised to sequester carbon, without sacrificing productivity?