SCIENCE

A recent study led by Stanford Medicine has revealed that magnetically stimulating the flow of abnormal brain signals can be used to treat severe depression.

A recent research article published in the Earth's Science edition of Advancing Earth & Space Science suggested that New York City could sink under its own weight in the near future.

The results of an American study have provided new evidence that heavy usage of cannabis can lead to mental illness and psychotic disorders.

The UN request urgent funding for their life-saving assistance to the victims of Cyclone Mocha, which killed over 450 people, in Myanmar and Bangladesh. The appeal will also help support thousands of Rohingya people, after the storm destroyed refugee camps.

Mayor Sadiq Khan's book, "Breathe: Tackling the Climate Emergency", chronicles his long battle against the air quality of London which caused some health issues like asthma and a possible heart attack.

The WMO report says that extreme weather conditions have killed 2 million people since 1970, "impacting the poorest of the poor".

While perceived higher costs remain a challenge, companies are increasingly transforming their offerings and embracing eco-friendly alternatives.

An extension to the Ivory Act 2018 will enable greater protection of endangered species including the hippopotamus and walrus, the government announced today.

CRANK-MS stands for Classification and Ranking Analysis using Neural network generates Knowledge from Mass Spectrometry.

During King Charles' Coronation concert, well-known fashion designer Stella McCartney delivered a spoken-word performance on environmental conservation.

The UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) have launched a new tritium training course to drive forward research of the isotope across the scientific community.

A new exhibition at Prague's National Museum is addressing ways we can adapt our environments for them to be healthier and economically sustainable.

According to research by Arbonics, there are fourteen million hectares of land available in Europe for afforestation, which could balance out the emissions of everyone living in London and Berlin.

The 30-tonne fin whale that washed up on the shores of Bridlington, England, died as authorities tried to return it to the sea on Tuesday.

The United Nations has warned that the likelihood of El Niño development this year could have a severe impact on several parts of the world.

Space agencies such as the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) have been trying to find signs of life on the red planet.

A yet-to-be peer-reviewed study has claimed that the ageing process in humans cannot be fully reversed, but it can potentially be stopped.

A nearly complete skull of a 95-million-year-old sauropod dinosaur has been found in western Queensland, Australia.

Some 11.5 trillion nurdles end up in the ocean each year, according to UK charity Fauna & Flora International.

Almost all wet wipes will be banned in England as part of the Government's new plans for tackling water pollution.

NASA has revealed the names of the four people who will venture around the moon on Artemis II.

A group of 33 swimmers have been accused of harassing a pod of wild dolphins near the Big Island in Hawaii on Sunday.

Thousands of dead shellfish washed ashore on a beach in Saltburn-by-the-Sea, North Yorkshire on Tuesday.

A draft paper released by a Pentagon official along with an astronomer from Harvard University has claimed that aliens may be sending small spacecraft to earth.

Millions of dead fish were found in a river in the Australian Outback after the country saw record temperatures.

NASA astronauts will now be able to bend, squat, and crouch comfortably during their time on the moon.

Aviation is responsible for almost 3 per cent of the global omission. At H2FLY, Mara Linn Beche, and engineer Debjani Ghosh are part of the change in starting carbon-free sustainable aviation.

International Women's Day reopens the debate on gender equality in the workplace, as women continue to be the driving force in sustainability compared to their male counterparts.

"There need to be renewed efforts to stop forests being lost and to regenerate lost and degraded areas," says Professor Dominick Spracklen.