SCIENCE

The damage to the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) caused by climate change will be irreversible by mid-century.

The £15 million funding will be allocated to various project categories, including £75,000 to Pathfinder projects, £250,000 to Fast Track projects, and £3 million to Flagship projects.

University of Oxford's team trains a machine learning model on a satellite, enabling real-time monitoring and decision-making for remote-sensing satellites.

Climate extremes have intensified and are affecting developing countries the most, with experts saying "the era of global boiling has arrived".

The United Nations secretary general, António Guterres, has time and again warned the world of the catastrophic consequences of global warming.

A former intelligence official and whistleblower, David Grusch, has made some explosive claims about aliens and alien vehicles in a US congressional hearing.

Scientists have found that over half of the world's oceans have changed colours in the last two decades due to climate change caused by human activities.

More than 50 pilot whales died after a mass stranding on a beach in Western Australia on Tuesday as authorities rushed to save the other stranded whales.

While 82 wildfires have spread through Greece, hundreds of abandoned farm animals, wildlife, and pets have been killed in the blaze.

The world is currently experiencing some of the warmest days. The month of June witnessed record-breaking temperatures, and July may still see warmer days.

The British government has set out plans to deal with a possible British drought and to make sure water supplies are correctly managed in order to cope.

UK Space Agency unveils a 10-year Space Exploration Technology Roadmap to strengthen collaboration with international partners, boost commercialization, and advance space capabilities.

New research suggests that immune system changes, that protect the foetus in pregnant bodies, appear to extend to the brain, thus promoting maternal behaviour.

Climate change is causing record-setting temperatures to become more frequent. It has become the biggest threat to the survival of humanity.

A vegan diet causes less damage to the environment than a high-meat diet, claims a study conducted by researchers in the UK.

The UK government highlights the transformative power of engineering biology in medical therapies, recycling and sustainable food sources to drive economic growth and innovation.

A Harvard study has reportedly found a cocktail of drugs that can help reverse ageing in humans.

The UK government invest over £30 million into sustainable animal agriculture. Experts argue that the best way to increase sustainable food production is by introducing a global plant-based diet.

Results of a new study suggest that depression following traumatic brain injury may be a clinically distinct disorder instead of a major depressive disorder.

In 2017, millions of litres of raw sewage flooded two rivers in the Gatwick region and investigators found nearly 1,400 dead fish. As a result, Thames Water has been fined £3.33 million.

The Euclid space telescope will embark upon a six-year mission to observe billions of galaxies, enabling scientists to understand the role of dark matter and dark energy within the cosmos.

The US is now even open to studying the possibility of blocking sunlight in an attempt to help fight global warming,

A recent study from the Washington University School of Medicine suggests that children growing up in poverty may influence the wiring of their brains.

India has been trying to reintroduce cheetahs in the country, but the project has been facing a lot of setbacks.

The Artemis Accord deal was signed during the recent state visit of the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the USA.

New evidence of a link between a poor sense of smell and the risk of developing depression has been discovered by researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine.

Scientists at Stanford Medicine have identified a new subtype of depression that affects over a quarter of patients. This new category of depression accounts for approximately 27 per cent of depressed patients.

Swedish researchers have identified a group of nerve cells in the mouse brain that are involved in creating chronic stress and negative emotional states.

A new study from King's College London has found that patients who are prescribed antidepressants are significantly less likely to test for COVID-19.