Tom Hart
Europe expands polar operations
May 19, 2015
Published in
Polar
Europe expands scientific and operational capabilities in polar regions with €2million programme
Computing Asia’s earthquakes
May 18, 2015
Published in
Tectonics
Supercomputers are providing an insight into 227 East Asian earthquakes since 2007
US loses honey bee colonies
May 15, 2015
Published in
Wildlife
Winter beehive losses are down over the previous year, but April 2014 to April 2015 saw an increase in summer losses too. It’s a change over previous patterns, and the cause is still a mystery
Climate change sceptics have fewer friends
May 15, 2015
Published in
Climate
When it comes to social media, climate change sceptics are the least connected
The geography of London’s gangs
May 13, 2015
Published in
Cities
There are 225 gangs operating in London. But organised crime isn’t as organised as people think
Report from Dark Mountain
May 11, 2015
Published in
Cultures
The Dark Mountain project aims to change how people think about the environment. Completely...
Sierra Nevada snowpack shrinks
Apr 30, 2015
Published in
Mountains
As California’s record drought continues, snowpack in the Sierra Nevada shrinks
Megacities use megaresources
Apr 29, 2015
Published in
Cities
Megacities across the world are resource hungry, but not all consume at the same rate
NEPAL APPEAL: Donate to the DEC
Apr 29, 2015
Published in
Tectonics
Support the people of Nepal with a donation to the DEC
Nepal: a timeline of tragedy
Apr 28, 2015
Published in
Tectonics
A timeline of Nepal’s history with earthquakes
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