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Nature & Environment
Nuclear transboundary consultations are a test for public participation and transparency across Europe
Over the next three years, 30 nuclear reactors across Europe will reach their retirement age. Making the decision-making process over their future open and transparent is crucial.
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Science, Maths & Technology
Tomorrow's World
The BBC, in partnership with The Open University, has brought back Tomorrow's World to discover how our lives are changing with advancements in science.
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Nature & Environment
Clean Brexit, Dirty Brexit: Is this the last exit before armageddon?
Will Brexit mean a filthy bonfire of the regulations protecting our lungs?
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Nature & Environment
Post-Brexit: we need a new vision for Europe
The director of Friends of the Earth Europe responds to the UK Brexit vote.
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Nature & Environment
Humans better at rapid change than we think
A new study provides evidence that humans are capable of radically altering the world around us, and offers hope in the face of climate change
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Nature & Environment
Offshore wind powers ahead in Europe
Falling costs mean that power generated by offshore wind farms is becoming increasingly competitive with other fuels – and that’s good news for the climate
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Society, Politics & Law
UK nuclear industry faces Brexit fall-out
Leaving the EU treaty that prevents radioactive materials falling into the wrong hands could prove costly for the UK nuclear industry
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Nature & Environment
Extinctions at World Heritage Sites aren't just environmental disasters
As species vanish at alarming rates from protected areas, the impact goes beyond loss of diversity. Emilio Rodríguez Mega reports.
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Society, Politics & Law
Legitimate or illegitimate: Fracking
What is fracking? Why is it controversial? The first case in the 'Shades of grey - legitimate or illegitimate?' tool focuses on the legitimacy of fracking.
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Science, Maths & Technology
Does nanotechnology offer a better way of dealing with electronic waste?
Obsolete computer equipment creates a waste headache. Smashing it up into tiny, tiny particles might be the best way of recycling, says new research.
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Nature & Environment
Introduction to the Amazon System
What is the Amazon System and how have the different components worked together over time?
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Nature & Environment
Are we about to be at the mercy of superslugs?
Is it a bird? Is it... a homeless snail? Or some sort of slug with superpowers? Leslie Noble goes behind the headline panics.