Early in the morning of 10 August 2025, a >64 × 106 m3 landslide struck Tracy Arm fjord in Alaska. The landslide was preconditioned by glacial retreat caused by climate change. The resulting 481 m run...

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The Scottish government has confirmed that the bill promising residential outdoor learning can move to stage two.

As the UK looks back on one of its warmest summers on record, many have noticed a surprising change in the landscape.

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Given all the research evidence that we now have on effective teaching practice, all teachers should share the same pedagogical principles, writes Bruce Robertson

The landslide flattened homes in the Alpine town of Blatten.

On 28 May 2025, catastrophic failure occurred on the Birch Glacier in Switzerland, partially burying Blatten in Switzerland.

The UK has already recorded its sunniest spring on record, according to provisional Met Office figures.

Our weather is likely to see wild swings from one extreme to another over short periods of time because of climate change.

A magnitude 7.7 earthquake in Myanmar caused widespread shaking and likely considerable damage because of a lack of buildings built to withstand temblors

Scotland's education minister has vowed the SNP will "stand by" free tuition fees despite the funding crisis facing the country's universities.