Mark PoyntingClimate reporter, BBC NewsGetty ImagesThe EA warned last month that England's water supplies could face a shortfall of six billion litres a day by 2055 without dramatic action, driven by rising temperatures, population growth and other factors.Climate change is expected to lead to drier summers on average, while more intense heatwaves mean more water can be lost via evaporation.
Three satellites from Curtin University’s Binar Space Program—Binar-2, 3, and 4—burned up in Earth’s atmosphere just two months after their launch. The incident, which...
Prof Edyvane believes that with regulation, whale tourism has the potential to create jobs and grow Timor-Leste’s economy. The country is one of the...