Researchers have found new ways to make biochar better at capturing CO₂. But the wider story of biochar and climate change is more complicated than headlines tend to suggest.

Carbon capture and storage is based on geological CO2 storage. Is it an easy-fix option for carbon sequestration?

Why do we not see more EVs on the roads? Is it because of the reliance on rare earth minerals to build their batteries, or is it because of battery life? Practicality may be more influential than it first seems.

Future-proofed cement can cool down homes without relying on intensive electricity demands for air conditioning. How does it work?

Through a 'crystallisation' method, creativity can communicate the complex challenges required for a more sustainable planet Earth.

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We are happy to announce the release of NatureVolve Magazine issue 13. This features some very thought-provoking stories about life on...

AI Art Images Predict How Climate Change Will Affect Cities In 2100: New York, Toronto, Agra, London, Edinburgh and more.

The twelfth issue of NatureVolve Magazine: Earth's Natural History is now available in print! See the stunning visuals and...

New Scientist Live, the world’s greatest festival of ideas and discoveries, returns to ExCeL London this October. Find out about tickets.

We are happy to announce the much anticipated release of NatureVolve Magazine issue 12, celebrating Earth's Natural History! We showcase...

Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is a life-altering chronic illness, but neuroscience research offers new ways of understanding the disease.

We are pleased to announce the release of NatureVolve magazine issue 11, with the special theme - conserving our lands, on Friday 10th of...

We are pleased to announce the release of NatureVolve issue 10! This issue has a special emphasis on the ocean and the value of water on...

In the very first week after a dynamic brush fire broke out in October 2019 near the Getty Center in Los Angeles, more than one hundred...

Around 541 million years ago, the Cambrian radiation occurred, when multicellular animals (known as metazoans) rapidly diversified, setting the stage for the formation of the main animal groups (called phyla) we see today. Below, we see beautiful examples of bryozoans illustrated by historically renowned natural scientist and artist Ernst Haeckel.

A new study suggests that a million years ago, glaciers stuck to bedrock more easily , contributing to global cooling and longer ice...

A single 1-hour poetry event demonstrated the value and importance of COP26.

Watching the pure joy, excitement and look of awe on the faces of several children as eighty striped dolphins rode the surf generated...