Study examines the impact of thawing frozen carbon on the Arctic Ocean

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A major investigation into the impact of thawing permafrost and the subsequent release of frozen carbon on coastlines in the Siberian Arctic has been announced today (Tuesday 3 July). The UK Natural Environment Research Council and Germany’s Federal Ministry of Education and Research have joined forces for the first time to launch their £8 million …

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Earliest European Evidence Of Lead Pollution Uncovered In The Balkans

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Sometime around 3600BC, people in the Balkan peninsula reached a major milestone: their mining and metal smelting created enough pollution for us to detect it today. Our research has revealed this was the beginning of the Bronze Age in the region, and the birth of large-scale metallurgy in Europe. To give some context for how …

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