Reports and Studies
-
The man rescuing Britain’s ‘magical’ glow worms
“The fascination of glow worms for me is that they are in effect magic,” says ecologist Pete Cooper, as he…
Read More » -
Reintroducing wildlife species ‘not a priority’
Bringing species like beavers back to England is no longer a priority, the government said on Friday to criticism from…
Read More » -
Axiom Space: Plan to send all-UK astronaut mission into orbit
Four UK astronauts could soon be heading into orbit on an all-British mission. An American company that organises visits to…
Read More » -
Skulls and flowers on parade at Mexico’s Catrinas procession
Mexicans have been taking part in the Parade of the Catrinas, a lively procession of skeletons through Mexico City as…
Read More » -
Regulator reveals water firms with worst finances
Thames, Southern, SES and South East have been named as the water firms with the worst financial performance in the…
Read More » -
Bacterium found in African elephants may explain sudden deaths
A type of bacterium never seen before in wild elephants has been found in the bodies of six African Savannah…
Read More » -
Study reveals adults with ADHD face greater risk of dementia
A new study sheds light on people who are at risk of dementia, revealing that adults diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder…
Read More » -
Sea-level rise: West Antarctic ice shelf melt ‘unavoidable’
Increased melting of West Antarctica’s ice shelves is “unavoidable” in the coming decades, a new study has warned. These floating…
Read More » -
Could the UK’s tides help wean us off fossil fuels?
Could the ebb and flow of the UK’s tides help us to rely less on fossil fuels? Great progress has…
Read More » -
Recycling reforms see separate food waste bins for England
Long-awaited plans to reform recycling in England have been announced by the government. Most households will have a weekly food…
Read More »