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Greenland's ice sheet shrank by more than at any time since record-taking began last year, according to a study published on Wednesday that showed the risk that climate change could cause sharp rises in global sea levels.The huge melt was due not only..
Read moreGlobal carbon dioxide emissions are set to rebound to near the levels they were at before Covid, in a finding that has surprised scientists.The amount of planet-heating gas released in 2020 fell by 5.4% as the pandemic forced countries to lock down.But..
Read moreA pesticide believed to harm bees won't be used in England, after it had been approved for temporary use in January.The government had authorised the emergency use of a product containing the chemical thiamethoxam, because of a virus which affected sugar..
Read moreIMAGE COPYRIGHTENDAGEREXimage captionThe Brookesia has a body just 13.5mm longScientists believe they may have discovered the smallest reptile on earth - a chameleon subspecies that is the size of a seed.Two of the tiny lizards were discovered by a German..
Read moreQuiz: can you identify these world cities from their density maps alone?The LSE Cities Urban Age Programme has created density diagrams showing the number of people living in each square kilometre of a 100km by 100km area for cities around the world...
Read more1. Bristol is further east than Edinburgh. Nominated by Dan Jackson. There are plenty more of these. Carlisle is also east of Edinburgh (Bruno). Chile is east of New York (Omer Lev). Reno, Nevada, is west of Los Angeles, California (Archibald Carmichael..
Read moreBritain\'s existing target is to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent from 1990 levels by 2050. The new target is in line with the 2015 Paris climate agreement which calls on countries to reduce carbon emissions to net zero by mid-century..
Read moreThe rhino once roamed across much of Asia, but has now almost disappeared from the wild, with fewer than one hundred animals believed to exist. The death of Tam, who lived at a wildlife reserve on the island of Borneo, was announced on Monday. A..
Read moreThe rhino once roamed across much of Asia, but has now almost disappeared from the wild, with fewer than one hundred animals believed to exist. The death of Tam, who lived at a wildlife reserve on the island of Borneo, was announced on Monday. A..
Read moreThe rhino once roamed across much of Asia, but has now almost disappeared from the wild, with fewer than one hundred animals believed to exist. The death of Tam, who lived at a wildlife reserve on the island of Borneo, was announced on Monday. A..
Read moreGlobal hunger for soybeans 'destroying Brazil's Cerrado savanna' The Cerrado savanna is an area in Brazil the same size as Western Europe. It's one of the most biodiverse places in world - 40% of animal and plant species there can be..
Read morePopocatépetl volcano: Mexico hit by 24 hours of volcanic earthquakes and exhalations MEXICO'S Popocatépetl volcano erupted on Tuesday and has since seen 24 hours of earthquakes and exhalations rumbling throughout the area, prompting a..
Read moreA recent study of more than 100 years of river level records from the Amazon shows a significant increase in frequency and severity of floods. The scientists' analysis of the potential causes could contribute to more accurate flood prediction for the..
Read moreAll recent earthquakes » Earthquakes over 3.0 M within the last 24 hours +-..
Read moreCALIFORNIA’s San Andreas fault line is a hotbed of earthquake activity in the United States but is the fault line at risk of an impending major earthquake? By SEBASTIAN KETTLEY PUBLISHED: 11:55, Wed, Jun 20..
Read moreWith its red-hot rivers of lava and clouds of ash, Hawaii's Kilauea volcano has captured the world's attention. But how dangerous are such eruptions?..
Read moreWhere is the Kilauea volcano? Kilauea is the biggest and most active of the island’s five volcanoes and is one of the most active volcanoes in the world. Located on the southern shore of Hawaii’s "Big Island" Kilauea..
Read moreRecord levels of microplastics have been found trapped inside sea ice floating in the Arctic. Ice cores gathered across the Arctic Ocean reveal microplastics at concentrations two to three times higher than previously recorded. As sea ice melts with..
Read moreWith Easter fast approaching, the thought of chocolate is probably on all our minds, but could the UK's love of chocolate be having a damaging effect on the environment? A recent study by researchers at The University of Manchester and published..
Read moreSomething extraordinary is happening in South Africa. The warm, dry climate that has shaped this beautiful country into such a popular tourist destination also makes water a particularly precious resource. Driven by the global problem of climate..
Read moreONS predicts 54% of growth in next decade will be from net international migration and 46% from more births than death. Demographers project that the population will rise by 3.6 million, or 5.5%, over the next 10..
Read moreA swarm of more than 200 earthquakes struck Yellowstone National Park over the past two weeks, but that probably doesn't mean the "big one" is coming anytime soon, according to geologists from the park. The 200 temblors began on Feb. 8 and..
Read moreA brutal cold snap has dug its claws deep into Europe, with icy winds from Siberia blowing across the continent. The “Beast from the East†dropped a rare two to four inches of snow on the Eternal City on Monday. On Monday..
Read moreThe Seychelles has created protected areas "the size of Great Britain" in the Indian Ocean. In exchange for getting some of its national debt paid off, the island nation has agreed to protect 210,000 sq km (81,000 sq miles) of ocean. The..
Read moreA new dam on the Nile could trigger a war over water - unless Ethiopia can agree a deal with Egypt and Sudan.
Read moreAn earthquake which shook parts of the UK on Saturday was the biggest for a decade, experts said. The British Geological Survey (BGS) said the epicentre was 20km (12 miles) north of Swansea, with a 4.4 magnitude at a depth of 7.4km (4.6m).
Read moreDreamTeach Activ is a pupil work site with over 200 tasks and 5000 self marking questions. It is free for existing DreamTeach subscribers and replicates the package you have in school. Have a look at the movie for more information.
Read moreSee how the DreamTeach and DreamTeach Activ resources can help you to deliver a great leeson.Â
Read moreThese clue cards and follow up questions ask pupils to consider the reasons for hosepipe bans at a time when precipitation has been double the monthly average.
Read moreTo complete this worksheet pupils need to watch the Royal Wedding route video (click here to access) and/ or the Google Earth tour. Pupils then annotate the line with physical and human features for the route, before moving onto the questions/ extension..
Read moreThis Google Earth tour accompanies the worksheet. It can either be played by clicking the play button in the menu on the left (just underneath the tour), or by double clicking each of the points in the route. It will work best if 3D buildings are enabled..
Read moreThis is a Google Earth tour, looking at key places in the events of the earthquake and tsunami. To play the Google Earth tour, click the link. When Google Earth has loaded, click the play icon half way up the screen on the left hand side (bottom..
Read moreThese are interactive activities for pupils to use. There are three pages in total although the next button will not work until the activity has been attempted. The mark and feedback buttons both give pupils an idea of how they have performed. ..
Read moreThis worksheet accompanies the New Zealand 2011 presentation.
Read moreThis movie follows on from the previous resources about the Queensland floods. There are several images showing the threat to Brisbane. To play full screen, click on the tab in the bottom right hand corner of the screen.
Read moreThis movie introduces the explosion and subsequent oil spill off the coast of the USA. Click the tab in the bottom right corner for full screen.
Read moreThis Google Earth tour looks at the impact on the Louisiana coastline using a photo overlay. When Google Earth has loaded, click the play icon half way up the screen on the left hand side (bottom right corner of the places box). It works best with 3D..
Read moreThis tour takes in a range of locations from the Eyjafjallajökull glacier and volcano location to some of the airports affected by the no fly restrictions. To play the Google Earth Tour, click the link. When Google Earth has loaded, click the play..
Read moreThis movie highlights the terrifying plight that the people of Haiti have suffered, focussing particularly on the slow speed at which aid is being distributed. To play in full screen, click the tab in the bottom right hand corner. Some useful..
Read moreThis movie looks at the problems caused by the "Big Freeze" in the winter of 2009-10 across the UK and parts of Europe. To enlarge the movie click on the tab in the bottom right corner.
Read moreThis movie helps to illustrate the huge impacts upon peoples’ lives in September 2009 as two large earthquakes shook Indonesia, and one struck Samoa. To enlarge the movie click on the tab in the bottom right hand corner.
Read moreThese resources look at the huge storms that rocked the UK in the autumn of 2009. This is a worksheet investigating using the why, what, where, when and who chain of questioning. ICT access would be very useful, or it could be set as a homework..
Read moreThese resources look at the huge storms that rocked the UK in the autumn of 2009. This a movie to provide pupils with an introduction to the flooding and the damage that it caused.
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