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The East of England could become a hub for trade in renewable energy with Scandinavia if the proper rules are in place, says an expert.
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Farmers in developing nations bear a 'major brunt' of natural disasters yet only receive a small percentage of post-disaster aid, says a UN report.
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The first large-scale hedgehog sanctuary in the UK, covering some 90 hectares, is being opened in Solihull, West Midlands.
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Scientists are trying to work out how and why the penguin's waddle evolved.
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Large Hadron Collider goes after dark matter
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Former students occupy an Oxford building to protest the university's failure to decide about divesting funds from fossil fuels.
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Votes can now be cast in an online poll to choose what could become Britain's first national bird.
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A team of conservationists have highlighted the plight of endangered eagles by filming a record-breaking bird flight from the top of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
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Conservationists are preparing an eagle for a world record attempt in Dubai, to raise awareness of the plight of the endangered bird of prey.
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The process begins of machining the fastest wheels in automotive history for the Bloodhound Supersonic Car project.
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A UK artist is using the science of microbes to inspire her work.
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Data from the International Energy Agency suggests that growth in global carbon emissions stalled last year - the first time this has happened without a major economic downturn.
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America’s chief climate negotiator, Todd Stern, says the Paris summit will not solve climate change - just set nations on the right path.
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An initiative called the African Seed Access Index is launched to help improve smallholder farmers' access to a wider variety of food crop seeds.
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Nasa cameras have captured images of an X-class flare, the strongest category of Sun storm possible, and they are the first of its size in 2015.
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The Hubble telescope obtains compelling evidence that Ganymede - the largest moon in the Solar System - has an ocean beneath its icy crust.
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A volcanic eruption in Tonga in January leads to the creation of a new island in the Pacific, some 500m across and 250m high.
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A mammoth effort to list all known marine life shows many species had duplicate entries in previous databases.
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Video footage has been released which show the volcano eruption off Tonga which led to the creation of new Pacific island.
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A new fossil discovery shows that a giant ancestor of modern lobsters used spiny 'limbs' on its head to sift food from the ocean.
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Is reintroducing the big cat to Britain a good idea?
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New dates for the start of the Anthropocene - the geological age of humans - have been proposed by scientists.
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At a site in the Utah desert, US industry test-fires the booster that will lift the biggest rocket ever made - the Space Launch System - off the pad, to one day send humans to Mars.
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Cornwall is set to become a training centre for space mission operators with a new course at Goonhilly earth satellite station.
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Devon's wild beavers will be allowed to stay on the River Otter after being found clear of a disease.
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New research shows that rather than using pigments, chameleons change colour by tweaking the arrangement of crystals in their skin cells.
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The first truffle to have been cultivated on UK soil is harvested from a field in Leicestershire.
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Fuel-free plane Solar Impulse crosses the Arabian Sea from Oman to India, setting a new distance world record for a flight in a piloted solar-powered plane.
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Sarah Brightman reveals she has been working with former husband Andrew Lloyd Webber on a song she can perform while aboard the International Space Station.
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BBC Horizon trails one of science's greatest quests
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Video from Nasa shows how emissions could affect cloud formation and weather patterns.
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The Solar Impulse 2's circumnavigation of the world means a stint of flying solo non-stop for five days across the Pacific Ocean. BBC News looks at the conditions the pilots will face.
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A record-breaking attempt to fly around the world in a solar-powered plane completes its first leg, a 12-hour journey in the Gulf to Oman.
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As local authority budgets are finalised this week, councils have to make tough decisions on where to spend public money,
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Up close and colourful - beautiful and intricate scientific images
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Plans to install energy saving smart meters in every UK home and business by 2020 risk veering off track, an influential group of MPs warns.
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Physicists pin down precisely how pipe-shaped cells in our retina filter the incoming colours.
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Nasa confirms that its Dawn probe has gone into orbit around Ceres, the largest object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
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Archaeologists and officials express outrage about the reported bulldozing of the ancient Assyrian city of Nimrud in Iraq by Islamic State (IS) militants.
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The US space agency's Dawn probe is set to go into orbit around Ceres. What will it find there?
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Why the Sun Tracer could be the greenest way to heat water in your home.
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The team scouring the ocean floor to find MH370
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US researchers build tiny electronic scaffolds using a new technique aimed at merging biology with electronics.
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Science is being squeezed out of English primary schools, with a third not providing the recommended two hours of teaching a week, research suggests.
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Genetic influences on autism are estimated to be between 74-98%, a Medical Research Council study of 258 twins suggests.
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DNA samples reveal two species of forest-dwelling birds on remote Indonesian islands are actually members of the ground-dwelling pipit and wagtail family.