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A lighthouse on the south pier in IJmuiden, Netherlands, being struck by breaking waves as tall as it, caused by the storm Dudley in February 2022.

Powerful winter storms which led to deaths and power outages in the UK and Ireland were made more likely by an intense swirling vortex of winds miles above the Arctic, say scientists.

Below view of a plane flying in a blue sky with contrails behind

Faculty of Environment researchers are uncovering key insights to help decarbonise aviation, bringing their expertise to industry and government.

Four red tents on the ice field, with a wide blue sky above.

The Advanced Research and Innovation Agency (ARIA) has funded four School of Earth and Environment research projects as part of its Forecasting Tipping Points programme.

A graphic of the Earth from with the full Antarctic region visible.

The cool conditions which have allowed ice caps to form on Earth are rare events in the planet’s history and require many complex processes working at once, according to new research.

A grey wolf standing on a rock in a forest, looking back at the camera

Reintroducing wolves to the Scottish Highlands could lead to expansion of native woodland which could take in and store one million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) annually, according to a new study.