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Skin disease covering 70% of dolphin’s body in lesions linked to climate change

A bottlenose dolphin suffering from skin lesions as a result of the disease (Credits: Tim Morgan/Mississippi State University) A novel skin disease affecting bottlenose dolphins

22 December 2020 No Comments

The ‘ugliest orchid’, the future of food and a pineapple relative: the hundreds of new species discovered this year

Hundreds of new flora and fungi species have been discovered. (Photo: Omistaja) Hundreds of new species of plants and fungi have been discovered by scientists

17 December 2020 No Comments

There is now more human-made stuff than all living material on Earth

The amount of man-made material has doubled every 20 years since 1900 (Photo: Getty) For the first time, the amount of human-made mass will exceed

11 December 2020 No Comments

Giant iceberg set for devastating collision with South Georgia Island

Iceberg A-68A is about twice the size of Luxemburg and one of the largest icebergs on record. (ESA/AFP via Getty Images) An enormous iceberg is

10 December 2020 No Comments

Coronavirus lockdowns lead to only 0.01C reduction in global warming by 2050

The United Nations report warns that countries are not hitting the emissions targets needed to keep global warming under 2C (Credits: Getty Images) Last year

9 December 2020 No Comments

Stop watching in HD to save the planet, scientists warn

Watching on lower definition could help save the planet (Photo: Getty) Watching Netflix on standard definition could help to reduce carbon emissions and prevent climate

3 December 2020 No Comments

Scientists tracked the staggering distance plastic pollution travels around Earth

Lead author Dr Emily Duncan, of the Centre for Ecology and Conservation on Exeter’s Penryn Campus in Cornwall, releasing a bottle for the study. (Credits:

3 December 2020 No Comments

Electric cars need 50,000 miles before they’re greener than petrol ones, report claims

A new report says electric cars must be driven for 50,000 miles to become greener than petrol ones (Picture: Getty) Electric cars need to be

27 November 2020 No Comments

Scientists shocked as microplastics found near the summit of Everest

Mount Everest (Arsgera/iStock.com) Microplastics have been discovered in snow and stream water close to the summit of Mount Everest, scientists have revealed. The polyester, acrylic,

23 November 2020 No Comments

Stark satellite images show China’s retreating glaciers

A satellite image shows the Laohugou No. 12 glacier, in the Qilian mountains, Gansu province, China (Reuters) Glaciers in China’s bleak Qilian mountains are disappearing

12 November 2020 No Comments

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Skin disease covering 70% of dolphin’s body in lesions linked to climate change

The ‘ugliest orchid’, the future of food and a pineapple relative: the hundreds of new species discovered this year

There is now more human-made stuff than all living material on Earth

Giant iceberg set for devastating collision with South Georgia Island

Coronavirus lockdowns lead to only 0.01C reduction in global warming by 2050

Stop watching in HD to save the planet, scientists warn

Scientists tracked the staggering distance plastic pollution travels around Earth

Electric cars need 50,000 miles before they’re greener than petrol ones, report claims

Scientists shocked as microplastics found near the summit of Everest

Stark satellite images show China’s retreating glaciers

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