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The fires raging in three states show that the climate debate "is over", California's governor says.

The naturalist looks at the fragile state of the natural world and how human activity drives extinction.

Research projects involving the public can raise awareness but are less useful for delivering hard data.

Kellog redesigns the snackfood container that was dubbed the "number one villain" for recycling.

Zion Lights says a car-crash TV interview led her to rethink her support for Extinction Rebellion.

Conservation group WWF says global wildlife populations have shrunk by two-thirds since 1970.

More than 32,000 tonnes of the chemicals were approved for export by the UK in 2018, says Greenpeace.

Climate change: Tax frequent fliers, phase out polluting SUVs, citizens say

The firm's Maybelline brand has set up recycling points in shops including Tesco and Superdrug.

Claire O'Neill condemns what she calls broken promises and backsliding on climate commitments.

AstraZeneca describes the pause in its keenly-awaited final clinical trials as routine.

Very little is known about the Chinese vehicle that has been compared to the US's X-37 space plane.

Global lockdowns disrupted CO2 emissions temporarily say scientists but they didn't stop climate change.

People living in the Brazilian Amazon are facing the twin dangers of the coronavirus and forest fires.

Sea and airborne surveys show how Antarctica's mighty Thwaites ice stream can be melted from below.

The camera detector for the Vera Rubin Observatory takes its first test images in the laboratory.

The German government considers creating an offshore launchpad for satellites.

The bloc's environment agency says pollution contributes to hundreds of thousands of deaths each year.

The record-breaking Nile level could inundate precious relics as the country is hit by heavy rains.

Pine martens prefer feasting on grey squirrels, which is helping to save reds, say conservationists.