Fighting between Ethiopian government forces and rebel groups has renewed, almost four years after a peace deal The head of ...
Five women supported by RGS grants reveal the experiences, ambitions and personal connections that have shaped their journeys ...
Despite strong leadership from many members, the conservation body has failed to agree on protections for the western ...
For Honduras’s Garifuna communities, victories in international courts have failed to end a struggle against trafficking ...
New Met Office supercomputing service can process more than 50 billion weather observations each day
The programme is set to deliver £11.3billion in socioeconomic benefits to the UK and will transform the UK's national weather ...
For five decades, the RGS Explore Weekend has helped turn ambitious ideas into viable expeditions. Diana Maclean traces the event's evolution and asks what exploration is for today ...
A new study reveals how bacteria living on corals help them withstand extreme heat by producing steroid hormones, including ...
Common in cold, dry, high-altitude mountain ranges, rock glaciers are sprawling fields of frozen debris bound together by ...
Even in scenarios where global warming remains at 1.5°C, ice loss will continue for millennia A report has revealed the many ...
Declining ice has led to saltier and denser water that could influence atmospheric circulation and weather in the Southern ...
Ugandan military have not confirmed why troops are leaving immediately, but some cite funding shortages as possible reason ...
New York is known as the ‘Empire State’. The Empire State Building in Manhattan embodies the modernity and ambition of ...
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