- BBC Science/Nature
- 23/11/16 01:26
Graveyards, bridges and harvests are swept away in the worst floods to hit Somalia in a century.
Graveyards, bridges and harvests are swept away in the worst floods to hit Somalia in a century.
WEDNESDAY 15. NOVEMBER 2023
Progress seen in climate talks between world's two biggest carbon emitters but major hurdles remain.
The pūteketeke won after the US talk show host's self-described "alarmingly aggressive" campaign.
TUESDAY 14. NOVEMBER 2023
A Google Deep Mind tool predicted where one would hit three days ahead of existing methods.
Residents of a fishing port remain on edge as scientists say a volcanic eruption is still imminent.
MONDAY 13. NOVEMBER 2023
The Delhi government wants to use cloud-seeding to combat the city's pollution crisis.
An eruption is thought imminent but its impact depends on where magma breaches the surface.
SATURDAY 11. NOVEMBER 2023
Thousands are asked to evacuate from a town in the southwest over fears magma has spread underground.
Winners each awarded $1.2m at environmental awards founded by Prince William, and held in Asia for the first time.
FRIDAY 10. NOVEMBER 2023
The Euclid telescope will spend six years in space, creating a 3D map of galaxies formed around 10 billion years ago. Find out more here.
Expedition captures first ever footage of spiky egg-laying mammal that walked with dinosaurs.
THURSDAY 9. NOVEMBER 2023
The island has already shrunk slightly as waves hit the "crumbly" formation.
US chat show host John Oliver's support of the pūteketeke is causing some controversy.
Study shows that rising temperatures will boost lightning as the main source of fires in northern forests.
The famous tree dates back to 17th Century Ghana and was reportedly planted by a renowned priest.
WEDNESDAY 8. NOVEMBER 2023
A mass die-off of trees could happen in the next 50 years unless action is taken, warn experts.
The last five months have "obliterated" temperature records, linked to carbon emissions and El Niño.
A biologist says while unusual, cross-species adoptions happen when animals respond to certain cues.
TUESDAY 7. NOVEMBER 2023
Europe's Euclid telescope begins its quest to map the cosmos and reveal its missing components.
MONDAY 6. NOVEMBER 2023
Most people with rare genetic diseases are unable to access life-saving medicines due to high costs.
Desalination usually requires a lot of heat and power, but a new system just needs wave energy.
SUNDAY 5. NOVEMBER 2023
Projects will have to meet net zero targets, under the proposals to be outlined in the King's Speech.
SATURDAY 4. NOVEMBER 2023
The James Webb observatory records the giant jets and shocks created by a birthing star in Orion.
FRIDAY 3. NOVEMBER 2023
Climate change is warming the world's oceans, creating good conditions for jellyfish in the UK.
The government rejects calls to provide new funding for mental health support for farmers in crises.