A collection of reviews of environmental-science books to help you get up to speed during COP26
Read article: Turning over a new leaf: a round-up of the best new environmental-science books
Why Nobel-prize-winning physicists can't resisting trying their hands at new fields
Read article: Why Nobel laureates love to leave the herd: find out in the November 2021 issue of Physics World magazine
Sidney Perkowitz on Guy Callendar, the engineer who demonstrated the link between rising carbon-dioxide concentration and temperature
Read article: The unconventional scientist who predicted that rising carbon dioxide levels would change the climate
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Synchrotron study could help preserve Tudor ship, calculating your lifetime experience of climate change
First results from Fermilab experiment bring new questions
Read article: Sterile neutrinos ruled out by MicroBooNE, but mysterious excess remains unexplained
Physics World celebrates the contributions of Black physicists with a series of essays published jointly with Physics Today
Read article: Welcome to #BlackInPhysics week 2021
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Cosmic rays reveal Vikings lived in North America in 1021, meteorite narrowly misses sleeping person
IOP Publishing has recently announced three new open-access journals focussed on enviromental science
Read article: Celebrating Open Access Week 2021, new environmental open-access journals
Watch an interview with Francesco Duarte about his new book co-authored with Travis Taylor
Read article: Quantum entanglement in the real world: IOP Publishing’s 600th ebook
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Meteor strike may have destroyed Sodom, collective blob motion, asteroid nuclear impact
