Science/Nature

[ad_1] This year’s winners of the British Ecological Society competition “celebrate the diversity” of ecology. [ad_2] Source link

Bright-eyed tree frog wins ecology photo prize Read More

[ad_1] A post-Brexit green subsidy scheme is going ahead – but there is no clarity on what farmers will be paid. [ad_2] Source link

Nature-based farming-subsidies scheme given green light Read More

[ad_1] Why is bird flu so bad this year and why are scientists so concerned? [ad_2] Source link

Bird flu: What is it and what's behind the outbreak? Read More

[ad_1] Batteries thrown into household rubbish bins cause about 700 fires a year in waste facilities, a survey suggests. [ad_2] Source link

Batteries linked to hundreds of waste fires Read More

[ad_1] China has sent astronauts to live on its space station, the second permanent outpost in orbit. [ad_2] Source link

Shenzhou-15: China sends astronauts to Tiangong space station Read More

[ad_1] Elaliite and elkinstantonite are the new names but the Saar people in Somalia call it Nightfall. [ad_2] Source link

Somalia meteorite: Joy as scientists find two new minerals Read More

[ad_1] About 600,000 birds have been culled or have died in the UK’s worst avian flu outbreak. [ad_2] Source link

Bird flu: Free range turkey supplies hit by bird flu Read More

[ad_1] The spacecraft travels further from Earth than any previous vehicle built for astronauts. [ad_2] Source link

Artemis: Nasa's Orion capsule breaks distance record Read More

[ad_1] Green Alliance says the high price of gas means fossil fuel companies should be capturing more of their methane emissions [ad_2] Source link

Climate change: Wasted methane gas 'a scandal' Read More

[ad_1] Scientists are searching through a museum’s wheat collection to find the crop of the future. [ad_2] Source link

Climate change: Could centuries-old wheat help feed the planet? Read More