Underground microbes ‘may have swarmed over ancient Mars’
Scientists used climate and terrain models to evaluate the habitability of the Martian crust some four billion years ago.
World News|Oct 10, 2022
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Seeing results of large emission cuts on global warming may take decades – study
Researchers estimate that even for the most optimistic scenarios, it will take at least 15 years to establish the impact of emission cuts.
Science & Technology|Jul 7, 2020
Science & Technology
Swampy rainforests were growing in warm Antarctica 90 million years ago – study
The region had an average temperature of around 12C, according to research.
Science & Technology|Apr 1, 2020
Science & Technology
Peter Rhodes on a boy called Archer, rethinking your appendix and the risks of tinkering with the climate
Read today's column from Peter Rhodes.
Peter Rhodes|May 22, 2019
Peter Rhodes
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Why diesels are new demons of the road
In today’s terminology, it would probably have been described as a ‘no brainer’.
Homepage|Mar 31, 2017
In-depth
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Diesel cars: Why the fuel is now new evil
In today's terminology, it would probably have been described as a "no brainer".
Politics|Mar 7, 2017
Politics
Polls
Fire at Kidderminster hotel sparked by motor
Firefighters were called to a Kidderminster hotel after a burned-out motor sparked a blaze during the early hours of today.
Kidderminster|Aug 6, 2012
Kidderminster
Plant not wanted on doorstep
LETTER: Once again the biomass plant has reared its ugly head with very little change, but the usual nonsense about benefits to Bishop's Castle of cheaper electricity.
Opinions|Mar 25, 2008
Opinions
Readers' letters
Oswestry-based Aico supports university on student safety
Oswestry-based Aico has been playing its part in improving student safety and reducing damp and mould concerns across student accommodation.
Business|Dec 20, 2023
Oswestry
Business
More than 200 sites break pollution laws
More than 200 sites across the West Midlands have breached legal limits on air pollution – with a site in Dudley having the second worst pollution levels in the region.
Transport|Mar 5, 2019
Bridgnorth
Shrewsbury
Transport
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Underground microbes ‘may have swarmed over ancient Mars’
Scientists used climate and terrain models to evaluate the habitability of the Martian crust some four billion years ago.
World News|Oct 10, 2022
World News
Peter Rhodes on a boy called Archer, rethinking your appendix and the risks of tinkering with the climate
Read today's column from Peter Rhodes.
Peter Rhodes|May 22, 2019
Peter Rhodes
Seeing results of large emission cuts on global warming may take decades – study
Researchers estimate that even for the most optimistic scenarios, it will take at least 15 years to establish the impact of emission cuts.
Science & technology|Jul 7, 2020
Science & technology
Swampy rainforests were growing in warm Antarctica 90 million years ago – study
The region had an average temperature of around 12C, according to research.
Science & technology|Apr 1, 2020
Science & technology
Old equipment ‘still leaking ozone-depleting chemicals into the atmosphere’
Researchers have found ‘unexpectedly high’ levels of man-made chemicals known as CFC-11 and CFC-12.
Science & technology|Mar 17, 2020
Science & technology