Science/Nature

[ad_1] Sea algae could take over coral reefs after an unknown disease decimated sea urchin populations. [ad_2] Source link

Mystery sea urchin deaths threaten Red Sea coral reefs Read More

[ad_1] The artificial oasis 50m beneath London aims to reflect a healthier future for the River Thames once the new sewer opens. [ad_2] Source link

London Super Sewer gets underground flower garden Read More

[ad_1] We exploit around a third of wild animals for own own uses, putting almost half at risk of extinction. [ad_2] Source link

Humans hundreds of times 'deadlier' than sharks Read More

[ad_1] How debris recovered from the sea bed near the Titanic could help investigators learn what happened. [ad_2] Source link

What Titan sub wreckage can tell us about the tragedy Read More

[ad_1] Gene editing is being introduced which could improve the flavour and growing time for British strawberries. [ad_2] Source link

The quest to grow the perfect strawberry Read More

[ad_1] Conservationists suspect white-tailed sea eagles have been eating avian flu-infected prey. [ad_2] Source link

Flu hits breeding rate of UK's largest bird of prey Read More

[ad_1] An extraordinary image of ghost particles in the Milky Way is captured by an observatory buried at the South Pole. [ad_2] Source link

Milky Way: Icy observatory reveals 'ghost particles' Read More

[ad_1] New bins, scanners and miles of conveyor belts should help reduce waste, Cambridge University says. [ad_2] Source link

Cambridge University bids to boost waste recycling to 80% Read More

[ad_1] The UK’s Climate Change Committee (UKCCC) highlighted high heat pump cost, the low number of trained heat pump installers and the lack of energy efficiency measures like insulation, which …

Government heat pump scheme misses first year target Read More

[ad_1] A boom in wind and solar energy in China may curb emissions faster than expected, a report says. [ad_2] Source link

Climate change: China's green power surge offers hope on warming Read More