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It will invest in pipelines in other countries but will speed up a shift to green energy.

"If you are black or a woman, you don't see yourself fitting in," a leading female physicist says.

A UK study says record-breaking temperatures in NW India and Pakistan are now 100 times more likely.

Massive tractors and combine harvesters could be having a lasting impact on soil, a study suggests.

Its hue was created by sunlight being projected through the Earth's atmosphere onto the Moon.

The Moon will slowly darken and turn red as it falls into Earth's shadow.

The research is an important step towards making long-terms stays on the moon possible.

Participants will be given their personal plastic footprint at the end of the week.

The mammals are moving further north into the Arctic and having an impact on landscape and people.

A new report says the government must do more to protect the land, the air and waters.

The final version of the 19m-long Prime rocket is to be launched from a site in Sutherland.

Theoretical physicists develop a mathematical model to explain how birds dip and dive in whirling flocks.

Campaigners say the aviation industry cannot be relied on to tackle their role in climate change.

Scientists say there's now a strong chance that the world will warm by more than 1.5C by 2026.

The tooth of the world's largest-ever shark could be up to 20 million years old, an expert says.

Strong winds expected to stoke the fire, which has already torn through an area larger than Chicago.

Efforts to protect these beautiful insects include driving electric tractors and hand-rearing them in a lab.

Only 10 of the small silver porpoises are left on the planet, but genetic studies offer new hope.

The 75-year woodland study has measured a marked seasonal shift in the timing of egg-laying in spring.

The US-New Zealand Rocket Lab firm takes a big step forward in its quest to re-use launch vehicles.

The dazzlingly bright planets will appear extremely close together in the dark sky on Saturday.

A charity says people should leave their lawnmowers in the shed next month, to let wild flowers grow.

Wildfires in Russia drive major increase in tree cover losses in boreal forests last year.

The BBC gets an exclusive look at a new project to help students deal with rising climate anxiety.

Crocodiles and turtles are in a particularly dire situation, according to a global assessment of risks.