Interviews about Earth Science

Ben Valsler speaks to Laura Soul about how her body responded to her trek up to Everest Base Camp, including exerts...

One of the aims of Researchers’ Night all across Europe is to put people in touch with researchers whose work could...

How can studying rocks in Spain tell us where to drill for North Sea oil? Durham University PhD student Jo Morris...

Also in the news this week - an international consortium of Aphid researchers have been studying the newly decoded...

Diana O'Carroll brings us the highlights from this years British Science Festival...

This week in science history saw, in 1883, the catastrophic eruption of Krakatoa in Indonesia. The eruption and...

One option for using our waste for good is to turn it into 'Syngas' which can be used as fuel, Peter Jones...

Why are mountain ranges so regularly spaced? Dr Taylor Perron explains...

Can we make materials that will end up as better rubbish? John Williams takes us through the problems of the refuse...

Now, electric cars are not the only option we have for sustainable personal transport. Already, there are a number of...

We investigate why bee numbers are falling and what effect this will have on our agriculture.

Using greenhouses to create freshwater from seawater in arid countries.

Shaun Fitzgerald takes us on a tour of the School of Slavonic and Eastern European Studies where a giant atrium...

This week in science history saw, in 1927, the death of Eduard Bruckner, the German geographer and climatologist who...

The Great Cam Cleanup is a volunteer project to help keep the river Cam clean by picking out the litter, bikes and...

We sent Meera out and about in Cambridge to find out how to monitor the atmosphere on the move...

Ben Valsler met up with Jo Dicks, Principal Scientific Officer for Cambridge Council, to find out how urban air quality...

What happens on the sea shore can impact on the atmosphere across the country, as Stephen Ashworth explained to Chris...

Hand-held environmental monitors would allow people to track their own exposure to pollutants - Professor Rod Jones has...

The European Space Agency has launched the Gravity field and steady-state Ocean Circulation Explorer, or GOCE for short...

Tell tale chemical evidence of sponges represents the earliest evidence of complex life - in rocks up to 750 million...

Obesity is a huge problem, but what makes us obese? Steve Bloom joins us from Imperial College London to explain why...

Sensing our environment is vital - from chemical leaks to terrorist attacks, an ability to accurately and quickly...

The Population Institute were our kind hosts in LA, but who are they, and what do they do? I spoke to Bill Ryerson,...