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Campaigners say thousands of incidents are not being investigated because of a lack of resources.

For some technologies there are never any clouds to spoil the view.

Analysis suggests seven water companies illegally dumped sewage thousands of times between 2017 and 2021.

A Royal Society report recommends against censoring scientific misinformation online.

Pollution from plastics is a global emergency in need of a robust UN treaty, according to a report.

Lots of factors are at play in new data, including better home insulation and flu vaccinations.

Ministers say coping even with low levels could cost the country billions of pounds a year.

Nasa fixes malfunctioning equipment on a new rocket designed to take astronauts to the Moon.

When the huge eruption happened over the weekend, a fleet of spacecraft overhead gathered key data.

A charity director says the country's coal mining history means it has released a lot of carbon.

Up to 80,000 people could be affected after tsunami waves caused "significant damage" to Tonga.

While further tsunamis may be unlikely, there are mounting fears over how badly Tonga has been hit.

The inside story on how the UK's largest, most complete ichthyosaur fossil was saved for the nation.

Over the next decade or so these new offshore wind farm sites could supercharge renewable energy capacity.

Artist Kevin Eason won't ever see his favourite iceberg up close, but he's come to know it so well.

The government proposals also aim to ensure landscapes play a key role in tackling climate change.

Canadian research on astronauts' red blood cells while in space could help knowledge of anaemia.

Chemist Cynthia Chapple talks about how to get more black girls from inner-cities into STEM careers.

The UK's wood-burning Drax power plant hopes to expand but faces questions on its green credentials.

Their Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument has already broken all records for 3D galaxy surveys.