Lee Bell

Mangrove forests are now growing faster than they're being destroyed for the first time since 2010, scientist say

A cyclone in Sumatra killed an estimated 58 Tapanuli orangutans – about seven percent of the entire species on earth

Beads made from dairy and tofu waste can capture CO2 from the air and release it at room temperature

A chip that mimics neurons at near absolute zero could help quantum computers finally scale up, scientists claim

Over a billion children face three or more climate hazards at once, according to a new Unicef report

Scientists have mapped Earth's underground fungal networks for the first time and they stretch 68 quadrillion miles

Lee Bell By a certain age, a lot of men know the feeling, even if they've never put a name to it.

A Stanford study finds climate change could nearly double water bills as cities invest in drought resilience

The owner of the controversial Jackdaw gas field says its emissions are too small to matter – campaigners say that misses the point

Ocean temperature cycles appear to prevent droughts from hitting the whole planet at once, scientists discover