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Read this news story which details how an IDS academic recognised in global list of highly cited researchers for the third time.

The van Gogh and Monet paintings that faced climate protests are unharmed and the protestors actions went viral. Learn more at Boston.com.

The van Gogh and Monet paintings targeted in recent climate protests were unharmed. But a debate about tactics rages.

From SUVs to gas pipelines, sabotage is on the rise as the climate crisis deepens – but does it work?

A SUNDAY well spent! Reading the leading article in Seven Days (July 31) on Scotland: After Britain (a book I will certainly buy) followed by Ruth…

Hydrogen packs a powerful energy punch. But finding a clean — and cheap — way to unleash this power has remained elusive. Now several companies are working to unlock the simplest atom's potential.

Spraying aerosols and sucking carbon out of the air would bring down temperatures, yes. But the unintended consequences of geoengineering could be enormous.

Ironically, the countries that pollute the most are the ones that suffer the least from the effects of global warming, in addition to being the ones that would be assuming the least responsibility in the face of this situation, according to a study by the University of Sussex

To slow down the accelerating pace of climate change, scientists are working on radical geoengineering technologies like space mirrors, ocean iron

To slow down the accelerating pace of climate change, scientists are working on radical geoengineering technologies like space mirrors, ocean iron fertilization, and cirrus cloud thinning to tweak the earth's climate system.