The lukewarmers don’t deny climate change. But they say the outlook’s fine
The lukewarmers don’t deny climate change. But they say the outlook’s fine
There are climate change sceptics, mainstream scientists – and a significant group in the middle. Whose voice is being heeded
The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
A manifesto for a more sustainable world
A manifesto for a more sustainable world
We can do more than just endure or adapt to climate change, we can tackle it and create a better, more just society in the process
The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
How to end hunger: lessons from the father of India’s green revolution
How to end hunger: lessons from the father of India’s green revolution
The research of MS Swaminathan led to India reaching agricultural self-sufficiency in the 1970s. He reflects on scientists’ role in feeding the world
The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Mars astronauts risk brain damage from cosmic rays, say scientists
US researchers exposing mice to streams of high-energy particles similar to galactic cosmic rays discover damage to nervous system affecting cognition
The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Crash course: Nasa Messenger spacecraft completes four-year mission to Mercury
The probe, which was the first to orbit planet closest to sun, collected massive amounts of revelatory data before running out of fuel
The Guardian - US
The Guardian - US
Nasa's Messenger spacecraft to crash into Mercury, ending mission
The probe, which has been mapping Mercury since 2011, is due to run out of fuel on Thursday and is expected to crash into the far side of the planet
The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK