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The trees are seen as a way to minimise waste and support zoos during the Covid pandemic.
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A warmer world will see tropical cyclones occur in regions near New York, Boston, Beijing and Tokyo.
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The coldest US state faces weather extremes after heavy snowfall and torrential rain.
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Goalkeepers for the England men's football team are not responsible for a perceived "penalty curse".
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The long-forgotten objects were among hundreds uncovered in a clear-out of historic laboratories.
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A Mexican fish species has been "brought back from extinction" after a decades-long rescue mission.
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The beaches of the Indian Ocean island seem bereft of the beautiful shells popular with tourists.
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Is the progress made in Glasgow in jeopardy from a rising tide of challenges in the year ahead?
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Some 5,000 wild cranes have died and hundreds of thousands of chickens and turkeys are being culled.
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Namibia wants to use its abundance of sunshine and wind power to make and export hydrogen.
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The award-winning naturalist and conservationist earned the Darwin nickname for his life's work.
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Floods and storms connected to rising temperatures have had a huge impact on people worldwide.
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Wildlife across the UK is increasingly suffering the impacts of extreme weather events and natural disasters, says the National Trust.
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A group of editors is working tirelessly to keep bad climate info off the user-generated encyclopaedia.
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Scientists have created the world's oldest family tree from bones interred at a 5,700-year-old tomb.
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Scientists uncover evidence for a large-scale, prehistoric migration into Britain in the Bronze Age.
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The government is urged not to abandon talks to let the UK take part in a €100bn EU research programme.
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Elephant seal mums can distinguish their own offspring at just two days old, research shows.
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Researchers say the fossil is at least 66 million years old and was about to hatch just like a chicken.
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See the $10bn James Webb Space Telescope hoisted atop its launch rocket in French Guiana.
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It is thought to have been more than 2.5m long and lived 326 million years ago in Northumberland.
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The world’s first commercial octopus farm is closer to becoming reality - but scientists are up in arms.
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People from Britain or Ireland may have reached the remote Faroe Islands before the Vikings.
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'Body count' study gives first estimate of animals killed in wildfires in Brazil's Pantanal wetland.
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Katie Fields lost her father in the Kentucky twisters - just after urging him on a call to flee.
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Debuting in the top 5, the album featuring endangered birds is above Justin Bieber and Abba.
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A mouse has been spotted after attempts to eradicate the invasive rodents from a remote island.
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The biggest space telescope ever built is ready to show us the first stars to light up the cosmos.
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New Zealand scientists have used satellite tags to follow whales around the Southern Ocean.
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The highest temperature recorded in the region last year - 38C (100F) - is officially confirmed.
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Professionals in the field score similarly to the general public in brainpower, a study says.
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Are tornadoes becoming more frequent, dangerous or unpredictable - and is the changing climate to blame?
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An experiment is taking place on an industrial estate just outside Didcot in the south of England.
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Laura Shepard Churchley's father, Alan, became the first American in space in 1961.
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The government again promises a ban - but campaigners say it needs to set a date.
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Where do you lose energy in your home? Here are some tips to save energy cheaply this winter
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The rapid, global growth of dams is having a destructive impact on the habitats of tigers and jaguars.
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Scientists hope the hi-tech sleeping bag will stop eyeballs being squashed by zero-gravity in space.
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The loss of marshes, bogs and swamps is driving a global decline in dragonflies and damselflies, conservation research finds.
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The test site is being built in Moray as part of the development of a space port in the Highlands.
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The risk to humans is low but diseased birds should not be touched, officials say.
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Recordings of fish 'whooping, croaking and growling' reveal reef coming back to life, scientists say.
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Indonesia aims to use biofuels to cut greenhouse gas emissions, but it may damage its forests in the process.
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Airbus will lead the construction of the Ariel observatory which will study 1,000 distant worlds.
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The six men and four women could fly to the space station and on future missions to the Moon.
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More funding is needed to prepare for pandemics and prevent gains from being lost, Dame Sarah Gilbert says.
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The Fukushima disaster turned Japan away from nuclear. A new energy source may help it quit coal.
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Dr Caoimhe Rooney, from Belfast, keeps one eye on calculus and the other fixed firmly on the stars.
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Researchers discover coastal species living on debris miles from their natural surroundings.
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A gene editing technique may prevent the slaughter of animals not needed by the livestock industry.
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