Interviews about Earth Science

The Yarrabubba crater, in Australia, has turned out to be 2.3 billion years old...

What will climate change mean for growing crops in the UK?

Australia is dealing with massive bushfires. What's the science behind it?

How do car brakes make pollution worse?

Avalanches are hugely destructive - but some ecosystems might actually rely on them...

What caused the avalanche that caught Lawrence Jones?

Mountain guide Mark Diggins and avalanche professor Jim McElwaine discuss a survival story...

20 years ago, Lawrence Jones was caught in an avalanche - and barely lived to tell the tale...

Are we really on the road towards a carbon-neutral future, and what’s it going to take to get there?

The salty, warm, alkaline conditions were perfect for membrane molecules to assemble...

What can we do to fix recycling?

Some are skeptical about whether recycling even works...

It's quiz time! Who will emerge victorious?

A satellite launching in 2026 to measure far-infrared energy for the first time...

A landmark report on the state of the world's oceans and icy regions...

What have you been sending us this week!

Everyone’s rate of fat burning drops with age, a study using nuclear fallout shows...

Why have the Amazon fires happened, and what might be the consequences?

Oil wastewater produced by oil companies has been linked to increases in earthquake magnitude in the U.S.

How do we reduce the emissions released from planes every year?

In the first study of its kind, the plastic in cigarette ends are stunting the growth of plants around us.

How do we predict the weather?

How 1 billion hectares of trees could stabilise the climate

SPOILER: Mining for gold isn’t like what you see in films...