Interviews about Earth Science

Ben Valsler chats with The Optimum Population Trust about their message at Glastonbury and for the wider world...

Will Luton explains why a festival is good place to get environmental issues across...

Ben meets Mark and Lorraine - shipbuilders who used recycled plastics to produce the playship that dominates the...

Turning a farm into a city and then back again, is no easy feat. For the festival to run smoothly there must be...

Michelle Osbourn from the Somerset Wildlife Trust explains how they're trying to tackle the loss of biodiversity...

Melanie Tompkins explains Water Aid's role and presence at Glastonbury...

On the 16th of July 1945, the project code name Trinity was put into action. Trinity was the first test of an atomic...

Blue Ocean Institute president, Carl Safina, chooses our first critter of the month.

The Deepwater Horizon oil spill added to the long list of problems that already threaten the Louisiana wetlands....

The Deepwater Horizon oil spill added to the long list of problems that already threaten the Louisiana wetlands....

In 1996 the Sea Empress tanker ran aground spilling oil onto 120 miles of Welsh coastline. Helen visits West Angle Bay...

In 1996 the Sea Empress tanker ran aground spilling oil onto 120 miles of Welsh coastline. Helen visits West Angle Bay...

The key to understanding the behaviour of a volcano must lie, partly at least, in understanding the plumbing system...

Gillian Foulger expalins how volcanoes form, and how certain types of volcano may not form in the way most geologists...

Believe it or not - drilling into a volcano can be a great way to understand the processes going on underfoot. The...

As well as blanket football coverage, it’s been very hard to miss news about the oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico....

Meera explored Grand Designs Live at London's Excel centre to find greener ways to fill your home with gadgets...

Adverse weather causes billions of pounds worth of damage every year. Eurotempest, a spin off from the University...

Moshe Alamaro explains how it may be possible to steer hurricanes away from danger...

Most of us are familiar with the long trails left behind by airplanes as they pass overhead. But those trails or...

The human population is estimated to be about 6.8 billion right now, and it’s set to grow to over 9 billion by 2040....

Can nanotechnology make solar cells more efficient? We find out how tweaking a surface at the nano-scale could allow...

Flexible solar cells could revolutionise the way solar cells can be used, we hear how they're made and where they...

Most of the water that we use comes from reservoirs. These artificial lakes are often created by damming a river then...