17 July 2023
Meet Jim Murray, an 'activist angler' who is campaigning to improve Britain's waterways through the collective power, and data-collecting abilities of anglers up and down the country
14 July 2023
On board the RRS Sir David Attenborough as it undergoes sea trials ahead of its maiden Antarctic science voyage
22 June 2023
In this film, environment reporter Madeleine Cuff travels the length of the river Teifi in Wales to find out some of the issues that waterways like this are facing and what we can do to protect them
18 June 2023
The UK is home to thousands of abandoned mines which, far from benign relics, are at the heart of a modern pollution problem that could threaten our rivers, our livestock, and even human health
2 June 2023
New Scientist visits London’s new super sewer, a monstrous 25km concrete pipe designed to prevent the discharge of raw sewage from entering into the river Thames
1 June 2023
Albania's Vjosa river, free of human-made impediments, is a rare sight in Europe. New Scientist's, Graham Lawton explains why this free-flowing river is so important.
13 January 2023
Will we be eating insects in the future? New Scientist's Alex Wilkins recently took a look inside a huge vertical insect farm in France to see what the future of food might look like and taste like.
29 November 2022
It had been assumed that Antarctica is a pristine continent untouched by human waste. Now, results from a 2019 voyage to Antarctica show the wide prevalence of microplastics on the continent
29 November 2022
The US Coast Guard has conducted a fly-over of Hawaii’s Mauna Loa volcano
11 November 2022
US president Joe Biden addresses the COP27 climate conference in Egypt
