Reports and Studies
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Four dead after powerful Typhoon Dujuan lashes Japan
Four people have died in Japan after Typhoon Dujuan battered Tokyo and surrounding prefectures with torrential rains and destructive winds,…
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New York has a food waste problem. South Korea has already solved it
South Korea has cut household food waste going to landfill from 97% to almost nothing. New York City has started…
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When a beloved tree began withering away, locals suspected a killer in their midst
Every summer, Seoul turns a deep green, growing dense and lush under humid skies. But this year, one tree was…
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A ‘crackling, haunting voice from the deep’: The moment the world realised whales sing
In 1970, the release of the best-selling nature album of all time introduced the world to whale song and transformed…
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To save scarlet macaws, scientists are rescuing chicks from their lethal parents
Scarlet macaws are an iconic but declining tropical bird. To change the species’ fate, scientists are working to counter a…
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Giant jellyfish with ’40ft tentacles’ captured on camera
A free diver has said he “couldn’t believe his luck” after spotting a giant jellyfish off the Welsh coastline. Iestyn…
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Here’s how to catch up on sleep, the right way
Just two hours of extra sleep can help reverse the damage from a bad night. But early nights and lie-ins…
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Assisted dying: How laws differ around the world
Around 400 million people now live in countries which have legalised assisted dying. Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Spain and Austria…
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Record heatwaves in France set to make champagne stronger
Champagne lovers may find themselves getting tipsy more quickly after French producers have been given the go-ahead to raise the…
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Eagles and wolves: The long-lost animals that live on in Irish place names
Irish place names hark back to a world alive with cranes, wolves and eagles. Now these old names are piquing…
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