A new study involving scientists from the University of St Andrews reveals that the mass loss of lake-terminating glaciers in the greater Himalaya has been significantly underestimated due to the inability of…
Water quality problems currently affect nearly a billion people. The integrity of both water quality and delivery networks are crucial in addressing these issues.
Land management can deliver prosperity or fuel inequality: Rehema White is helping to ensure it does the former.
The discoveries Irvine and Smith made regarding hydrogen fuel production have been vital to Scottish advances in sustainable public transport.
Developed by researchers at the University, Distance is arguably one of the world’s best tools for monitoring biodiversity.
The Third Generation Project is the University’s first think tank, and one of the first in the world to focus on climate change education.
As our efforts to contain global warming ramp up, scientists are developing new ways to understand and harness nature's ability to store carbon.
By crowdsourcing images of destroyed heritage, Professor Richard Bates offers a glimpse into a world as it used to be.
The geological record offers an invaluable window into the different ways earth’s climate can operate. The most recent major changes in earth’s climate, prior to modern climate change, were the Pleistocene ice ages.…
High on mountains across Alaska, Canada, Europe and Russia near the upper or high latitude tree line, even the hardiest of conifers are at the edge of survival. Their annual rings tell a story of extreme cold that…