Gone with the wind

Findings from a recent study conducted in Pakistan and Egypt by researchers from the Imperial College, London, suggest that a secondary pollutant,…

The heat is on

Climate is getting warmer and the effects of global warming are becoming increasingly noticeable in the flora and fauna in the UK

Within the Earth's guts

The answers to puzzling climatic phenomena may lie inside the Earth and not just in the atmosphere and the sea

To bee or not to bee

The bumble-bee falls victim to the hi-tech floriculture techniques of gardeners in the UK

Virus alert

A genetically engineered viral contraceptive for mice could sterilise non-targeted species

Nitrogen turns sour

Rising levels of nitrogen in soils are increasing global warming

Nature's own pest controller

A venomous Australian spider provides clues on how to make safer pesticides

Problems of solutions

Birth control measures in African elephants have been withdrawn following undesirable results

Something in the air

The quality of air has improved in California after re-formulated petrol was made mandatory

A problem of plenty

The increasing population of Antarctic fur seals threatens the ecology of the region

World beneath our feet

Unsustainable use of subsurface environment is escalating. Can geologists find solutions?

The bite that wasn't

Research on snake venom and mongooses could lead to more effective anti-venom drugs

Fishy detectors

Deadly duo

Deadly water

Masking noise

Operation Everglades

This time, the US Army has environment on its mind

Healing the battle scars

Dead waters

A virus leaves South Australia's coasts strewn with dead fish

Heat of the matter

Skeptics lose their main foothold in the global warming debate

By the whiskers

On the tiger's trail

Camera-trapping could augur for a more reliable method Of tiger census

Antarctic assault

The scourge of pollution has not spared even the icy continent

Micturition muddle

Golddiggers