"If this continues, and with increasing amounts of ice-free land from continued glacier retreat, the Antarctic Peninsula will be a much greener place in the future," researcher says

Working with industry partners, researchers are developing and testing the next generation of 'closed' greenhouses equipped with waste-heat-driven technologies

Finding could improve water supply forecasting

The first study to measure the environmental impacts and identify hotspots associated with commercial insect production has been published

A bacterial boost for bio-based fuels

Recent study looked at responses to extreme temperature exposures in the same reefs over time, and found less coral bleaching in 11 of the 21 coral species studied

The researchers used leaf litter data in streams from 1,025 publications

New University of Leeds-led research calls into question a recent study from the University of Bristol that reported 45 cubic kilometres per year increase in ice loss from the sector

Researchers found that high CO₂ expected by the end of the century which causes ocean acidification will boost production at different levels of the food web, but ocean warming cancelled this benefit by causing stress to marine animals

Manmade materials could get a lot greener soon, thanks to the ingenuity of a team of scientists from three U.S. research universities

Accompanying the photos, the authors offer a concise overview of their own scholarly work on the retreat of glaciers, mostly stripped of the kind of jargon that can make such work impenetrable to the public-at-large

Environmental stewardship in the lab