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Members of the research team examining a large dike—a sheet of magma that transported magma towards Earth’s surface, in this case millions of years ago during the Columbia River Basalt eruptions.

CO2 from ancient volcanoes was a hidden driver of Earth’s past climate

A new study finds “cryptic carbon” from underground portions of enormous volcanic provinces contributed to climate warming during key moments in Earth’s past.

A flooded village with small buildings coming out of the water. An Indonesian flag is in the centre, with people standing in the floodwater around it.

Fisherwomen share stories, call for support with climate emergency

School of Geography researchers, fisherwomen, policymakers and activists worked together to highlight the impacts of tidal flooding on women in Indonesia.

Two hands holding a group of earthworms in soil

Can earthworms adapt to climate change?

Researchers are to investigate whether the humble earthworm is threatened by climate change and flooding in the UK.

A close up of someone's hands holding their phone. Greenery can be seen in the background.

New services help researchers access smart data on healthy and sustainable places

Faculty of Environment researchers will lead a £6m data service that helps researchers use smart data to better understand the health and sustainability of places.

A photograph of a Khumbu glacier pond chain.

Scientists to test if snow is melting high on Everest

Climbing beyond Everest base camp to test if the snow high up on the mountain is melting is the latest challenge being faced by glaciologists at the University.