Mark Rowe reviews Ayana Elizabeth Johnson's latest work on the ways we can enact change for the climate at both macro and ...

Victoria Heath sails from Brest to Reykjavík with scientists studying the Atlantic, then explores other voyages and ...

For Ukrainian soldiers the sound of drones has become a trigger for a new kind of trauma. Bostjan Videmsek reports from ...

Dr Ayana Elizabeth Johnson shares her top literary picks from her bookshelf in our latest instalment of Writer's ...

Due to extreme heat, the Danube has reached a record low this month – falling within 8 centimetres of its previous record low ...

Multinational investment has transformed the Irish capital, but the wealth flowing through Dublin doesn't always reach the people who live there ...

Few journalists have reached Myanmar's Karenni State since the 2021 coup. Sean Sutton reports on the communities determined ...

Colin Duncan Taylor reveals how human history is woven into the landscape, from the present day back to its very first ...

Tidal bores are a reminder that rivers are shaped not only by the landscapes they drain but also by the seas into which they ...

New paper reveals how droughts are leading to surges in illnesses like cholera and West Nile virus around the world ...

Senegal has pledged to expand its protected coastal fishing zone, offering hope to small-scale fishers hit by industrial ...

Comprehensive insurance policies, legal representation and financial reserves enabled many wealthier families to begin rebuilding within months. Temporary accommodation in hotels or second homes also ...