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Fifty sustainable sewage treatment plants have been built that work in similar way to a cow's stomach.
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A new study aims to discover more about how the rare creatures have bred in the New Forest.
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The clothes we wear can have a huge impact on the climate, even more so than the aviation industry.
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US scientists say July's land and ocean temperature was 0.93C (1.68F) above the 20th Century average.
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A third of English councils support policies that could increase emissions, BBC research suggests.
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Scientists analyse the chemistry in a woolly mammoth tusk to work out how far it travelled.
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The conservation group WWF says the UK government must keep its promises on climate change.
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Human activity is causing unprecedented changes in our climate - that's the main message in the latest report from the IPCC. In this month's Climate Check, Ben Rich explains why a warmer world will also be a wetter one.
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A series of major wildfires across the world has hit the headlines - how do they compare to previous years?
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Scientists say that rapid cuts in methane could be a key tactic in the battle against climate change.
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Meteorologists have named the sixth Atlantic storm of 2021, hinting at an above-average season.
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Sixty percent of Ghana's water bodies are now polluted, largely due to illegal mining operations.
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Researchers develop a robot that changes colour in response to its background.
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Oleamide increases the creatures' respiration rate, indicating excitement, researchers say.
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The system being tested should spot the disease long before symptoms or obvious brain signs develop.
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A project on family education wins the 2021 Earth Photo competition.
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The most vulnerable developing countries plead for action after a stark warning from a UN panel.
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Boris Johnson calls for a shift towards clean energy sources after "sobering" report on climate change.
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Hundreds on the island of Evia flee to safety by sea as a record heatwave sparks devastating fires.
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What are the key takeaways from the IPCC new study on the science of climate change?
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Zac Goldsmith says COP26 must be a "turning point", despite warnings that costs of tackling climate change will hit poor families.
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Heating from humans has caused irreparable damage to the Earth that may get worse in coming decades.
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The report will be a "massive wake-up call" to governments to cut emissions, environmental experts say.
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The global battle against climate change is likely to be won or lost in China.
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Despite his warning, the Tory climate chief does not rule out future fossil fuel projects in the UK.
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Officials warn that the severity of natural disasters is outpacing efforts to prevent their damage.
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The IPCC's short scientific summary due out on Monday will be strongest statement yet on climate change.
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For some, the17th century "pilgrim fathers" are also real-life ancestors. But for how many?
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Environmentally conscious entrepreneurs explain the movement towards zero-waste lifestyles.
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Advertisers are increasingly using artificial intelligence to come up with their winning slogans.
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Scuba-diver Ross McLaren has taken thousands of photos of marine life in Scotland's rivers and sea-lochs.
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Commercial formulas containing multiple chemicals should require their own licences, researchers say.
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What will happen to Alaska's whales when tourism returns to waters stilled by Covid?
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Anyone flouting the rules could be fined due to the damage some lotions can cause to coral.
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Numbers of people exposed to flooding globally have risen by almost a quarter in two decades.
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The Labour leader says there is a "chasm between soundbites and action" on climate-friendly employment.
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Welsh ministers announce plans to tackle a housing shortage and the problem of climate change.
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Prices are rising sharply as climate change and post-lockdown DIY and building projects hit supplies.
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The Asian Development Bank aims to have the plan ready for the COP26 climate conference in November.
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Starliner is one of two vehicles designed to transport astronauts to and from the space station.
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The main architect of Paris Agreement says the summit will need to be a mix of virtual and in-person meetings.
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Scientists are racing to come up with technologies that can solve the world's clean water shortage.
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Scientists are increasingly concerned climate change is making fires more frequent and more intense.
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Iranian officials have warned of historic drought while experts blame years of poor water management.
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The new operations centre will help the UK maintain a "battle-winning advantage", ministers say.
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The ISS was pushed out of position after engines on a new Russian module unexpectedly fired up.
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Bacteria, fungus and enzymes can all digest plastic, but can they work at a useful commercial scale?
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It was scheduled to launch in 2007, but the 13m-long, 20-tonne laboratory is finally in position.
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Last year was the third warmest, fifth wettest and eighth sunniest on record in the UK, scientists warn.
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The Orbital O2, which is anchored off Orkney, has the capacity to meet the annual power demand of 2,000 homes.
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