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Extreme Sea Level (ESL) poses a high risk to coastal communities and infrastructure, with its frequency and intensity projected to increase in the future. In this study, we focus on […]
Toxic metals and metalloids, including lead, cadmium, and arsenic, have been increasingly mobilised by anthropogenic disturbance. However, interpretations of metal enrichment in the Anthropocene have largely prioritised industrialisation, often overlooking […]
A global climatology of diurnal tides in the mesosphere and lower thermosphere (MLT) is constructed using multiyear observations from fifteen meteor radars distributed worldwide. The results show that diurnal tidal […]
Leopard seals ( Hydrurga leptonyx ) are apex predators that shape Southern Ocean food webs through consumption of a wide range of prey. Despite their ecological importance and broad circumpolar […]
Microplastic pollution has emerged as an important environmental challenge. Among existing remediation strategies, coagulation–flocculation offers a cost-effective and scalable approach. However, the reliance on conventional chemical coagulants raises concerns regarding […]
Valid from 05/10/26 to 31/10/26 Valid from 01/11/26 to 31/12/26 ROTHERA USE OF RWY 18/36 IS STRICTLY PPR. NAVIGATION FACILITIES AND LIGHTING NOT NORMALLY AVBL OUTSIDE OF BAS OPERATIONAL SEASON. […]
Carbon‐rich habitats in polar regions are globally important, as uptake of CO2 by marine systems is shifting toward the poles. Changing conditions are exposing these regions to anthropogenic exploitation. Timely […]
British Antarctic Survey | Salary: £25,842 to £26,186 per annum | Fixed-Term Contract– 18 Months | Closing date 25 October 2026
Future projections of oxygen and water mass age change in the upper Pacific Ocean show a consistent pattern: strong deoxygenation and increased age in the well-ventilated subtropical gyres, contrasted by […]