Waste not, want not
In a world where many people go hungry, throwing away food isn’t so cool.
We’ve known for a while that not all of the world’s food is eaten – but how much of it is wasted wasn’t entirely clea...
We’ve known for a while that not all of the world’s food is eaten – but how much of it is wasted wasn’t entirely clea...
Urban areas are a surprisingly rich food reservoir for pollinating insects such as bees and wasps, according to a UK ...
Ageing dams will pose a growing risk over the next few decades, warns an analysis from United Nations University’s Ca...
A new paper shows that indigenous lands have a significant role to play in protecting endangered wildlife. The paper,...
Think of air pollution these days and you probably think of China. In 2017 alone air pollution is estimated to have c...
By John Turnbull, Emma Johnston, Graeme Clark from UNSW, Carly Cook from Monash University and Kelsey Roberts from St...
The Anthropocene marks relentless and increasingly grave environmental degradation as the Earth faces tipping points ...
Those of us in the developed world tend to take our privileges for granted: it’s exactly what drove the Internet meme...
Entomologists have united to take stock of growing warnings about an “insect apocalypse” in a special feature publish...
Our next regular Cosmos Briefing asks the question: Is Lithium the Answer? We are drilling down on lithium and the...
By Anupam Nanda, University of Manchester The lockdowns and restrictions introduced to control the spread of COVI...
Among its other dubious distinctions, the year 2020 marks the approximate tipping point between anthropogenic mass an...