Planet Earth
The science we support is amazing. Our researchers study every aspect of our planet, and how humans are changing it - from the poles to the tropical rainforests, and from the depths of the ocean to the edge of space. Planet Earth brings you the latest stories, pictures and videos about their work.
The experts making a difference
NERC expertise has played a central part in all the published assessment reports of the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) – the cornerstones of international climate agreements. But what about the incredible people behind the science? What are their opinions on climate change and what makes them tick? We meet the NERC scientists who are helping us all to understand every element of our planet, one groundbreaking discovery at a time.
22 October 2020
The experts making a difference
We meet the NERC scientists who are helping us all to understand every element of our planet, one groundbreaking discovery at a time.
20 Oct 2020
Collaboration to beat climate change
With climate change having a huge impact on the decisions and policies we make, collaboration is key – and at the forefront is the NERC and Met Office collaborative Joint Weather and Climate Research Programme.
20 Oct 2020
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