Read article: Unexpected threat could emerge as glaciers retreat
Unexpected threat could emerge as glaciers retreat
Will radioactive fallout soaked up by cryoconite enter the food chain as climate changes?
Read article: Unexpected threat could emerge as glaciers retreat
Read article: Mangroves deliver research surprise
Mangroves deliver research surprise
Fast growth could partially offset human-caused loss
Read article: Mosquito risk to health may double by 2100
Mosquito risk to health may double by 2100
As the world warms, the horizons also widen for the mosquito risk to health, putting another billion people in jeopardy
Read article: Graphene additives promote ‘eco-friendly’ corrosion protection
Graphene additives promote ‘eco-friendly’ corrosion protection
Keeping steel structures safe from corrosion is difficult, and traditional coatings contain chemicals that harm aquatic life. Bernhard Münzing explains how graphene could be a "greener" option
Read article: Vapour-printed electrodes can monitor plant health on-demand
Vapour-printed electrodes can monitor plant health on-demand
Printing conducting polymers onto growing plants enables the detection of drought stress and UV damage
Read article: Changing snow harms Arctic wildlife
Changing snow harms Arctic wildlife
Combining data and models could predict impacts on caribou, polar bears and Dall sheep
Read article: Plants bounce light to forest floor
Plants bounce light to forest floor
Release of chemicals to change atmosphere boosts understory vegetation
Read article: Writer’s notes show climate impact on plants
Writer’s notes show climate impact on plants
The notes left by the US thinker and naturalist known as the sage of Walden Pond have yielded more evidence of climate change
Read article: Young forests use carbon most effectively
Young forests use carbon most effectively
As greenhouse-gas consumers, young forests use carbon more industriously in the temperate and cool zones than older forests
Read article: Is reforestation ‘our most poorly understood weapon’?
Is reforestation ‘our most poorly understood weapon’?
Machine learning assesses how much carbon 1.2 trillion new trees could store
