Ice was mysteriously found below the crater of Hawaii’s Mauna Kea 50 years ago, but was soon forgotten. Alice Klein joins a search for clues to ice on Mars
With their ability to adapt to climate change outstripped by the rate of global warming, the wild relatives of many grasses may be doomed
More than 55 countries have ratified the UN’s climate agreement, meeting the first of two thresholds needed for it to come into force
The trend for more sea ice to melt sooner spells trouble for Arctic ecosystems on an unprecedented scale – and it’s not just polar bears that are in peril
The melt follows last year’s record low of winter ice that set stage for the summer low. Long term consequences for ecosystems could be dire
A controversial £18 billion nuclear power plant has been given the government go-ahead after much delay and criticism of its high costs and delays
A new report paints a gloomy picture and blames intensive farming and climate change for an ongoing devastation of wildlife across the UK
The conduit for oil has sparked protests and a lawsuit led by the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, and now the US has halted construction on a section of the pipeline
But the deal is not legally binding, and opposition from some big countries to the idea could make it largely symbolic
The nation's fifth atomic test has been revealed by a magnitude 5 earthquake, the strongest to date, but the country may still be far from the ability to mount a strike