Street lighting is changing insect ecosystems in towns and cities, a study has found.
Leading article: Crisis in the bee population is too serious to ignore
Friday 30 March 2012
Twice in the past three years, the Government has been asked, on the basis of compelling evidence, to suspend the use of the new generation of neonicotinoid pesticides, until the increasingly worrying evidence that they are extremely harmful to bees and other pollinating insects has been shown to be unfounded.
Instant cupcakes: simply add your bank card
Friday 09 March 2012
The 4am munchies just got a whole lot more convenient in LA, after Sprinkles shop in Beverly Hills created the world's first 24-hour cupcake ATM.
Jellyfish close down nuclear plant
Friday 01 July 2011
Both reactors at a nuclear power station have been shut down after "high volumes" of jellyfish were found on seawater filter screens.
Beach-goers urged to look out for jellyfish
Friday 17 July 2009
Holiday-makers are being called on to report their sightings of jellyfish at beaches across the UK, as part of a national survey.
Life was weird 500 million years ago
Friday 20 March 2009
With its circular jaw armed with an array of fearsome teeth, it cruised the prehistoric seas as one of the top marine predators of its day.
Andrew Martin: A wounded sea takes its slimy revenge
Sunday 10 August 2008
Letter: Feline felons
Wednesday 08 December 1999
Acid leaks on to protected marshland
Saturday 20 February 1999
Letter: Killing shellfish
Wednesday 09 September 1998
Letter: Unfair to shellfish
Monday 07 September 1998
Flatworms that make sex their weapon
Thursday 12 February 1998
Whatever happened to the New Zealand flatworm?
Saturday 09 November 1996
LETTERS:Why the flatworm is harmless at home
Thursday 19 January 1995








