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Red and black seem to mar the icy glacial landscape of southern Iceland. The grey-black filaments are past glacial melting outbursts called jökulhlaups. These abrupt flooding events gush down this outwash plain called Skeiðarársandur, one of the world’s largest. The Skeiðarárjökull Glacier reaches down from the top left of the image. The plain is mostly devoid of vegetation, but red colouring indicates low moss, birch shrub, and other grass species.

IN LIVING COLOUR

Earth looks like a vivid oil painting in stunning satellite and drone pics

Merkel right to fear post-Brexit Britain will be a fierce economic competitor

UK renewables generate MORE electricity than fossil fuels for first time

ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT

PM's new laws to make Britain 'the greatest' leave out house building

Air miles schemes should be axed to deter frequent fliers, say climate experts

Antarctica is being melted from BELOW by underground rivers, scientists warn

Where are the Extinction Rebellion London protests and how long should they last?

Exclusive

Benedict Cumberbatch joins eco-warriors despite fronting gas guzzling car ad

it's a real thing

Fish living in Coke can show reality of rubbish's impact has on wildlife

Iceberg the size of London breaks off Antarctica – NOT due to climate change

EMISSIONS IMPOSSIBLE

Total ban on petrol & diesel cars could be brought forward by 5 years

Greta Thurnberg, 16, outrageously told she's ‘not sexy enough’ by French lefties

Horrifying footage shows 130 dolphins dead in mysterious mass stranding

TAKE A BREATHER

Students who breathe polluted air on exam day get worse grades

Mafia hunting for 'cocaine of the sea' is wiping out most endangered whale

Here's where the Global Climate Strike London 2019 protests are happening

Global Climate Strike UK 2019 - here's what it's about & how to get involved

Air pollution warning as dirty air 'raises babies' risk of death by half'