Can drones be used to map radiation levels around the Chernobyl nuclear site? Peter Martin and Tom Scott visit the exclusion zone surrounding the plant to find out
Read article: Glimpsing Chernobyl’s hidden hotspots
Research suggests that academics can cut flying without fear that it will affect their scientific output
Read article: Reducing air travel does not impact academic productivity, claims study
Voluntary monitoring scheme tackles lack of regulation for emerging contaminants
Read article: Europe puts organic chemicals on groundwater watch list
Benefits of temporary emissions cuts in Beijing increased by interaction of solar radiation and pollution, model shows
Read article: Sunshine boosts aerosol controls
Will radioactive fallout soaked up by cryoconite enter the food chain as climate changes?
Read article: Unexpected threat could emerge as glaciers retreat
Release of chemicals to change atmosphere boosts understory vegetation
Read article: Plants bounce light to forest floor
Getting to win-win on pollution and economic development
Read article: Are circular economies the answer?
Environmental risks from anticonvulsant carbamazepine and antibiotic ciprofloxacin 10 to 20 times higher over 20 years, study finds
Read article: Pharmaceutical residues in fresh water pose a growing environmental risk
New technique could help with the serious problem of ever-increasing amounts of plastic waste
Read article: Bio-based monomers help upcycle plastic bottles
Making road freight less carbon-heavy involves hard technical problems. So is it better to shift to rail or water? Parth Vaishnav and Lynn Kaack review approaches to freight
Read article: Road freight: cutting the emissions load
