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The UK cannot reach net zero before 2050 unless people stop flying and eating red meat, a report says.

The species was uncovered during a watercourse survey being carried out in north Highland.

For a year BBC Africa Eye has been investigating the million-dollar trade in trafficked rosewood.

Finnish satellite operator Iceye makes movies of activity on the ground through cloud and at night.

Scientists have new evidence to explain why sea turtles eat and become entangled in plastic so often.

Hedgehog numbers are declining in part because so many are killed while crossing our roads.

A Scottish researcher is mapping the glaciers which have shrunk by 30% in the last two decades.

A new 10-year strategy to halt extinction must protect the gene pools of all life on earth, say experts.

Schoolchildren choose a name for the robot Nasa plans to send to the Red Planet to search for life.

The continent's winter months have seen average temperatures reach 3.4C above the long-term norm.

Trials of a vaccine for cattle will take place, while more badgers will also be vaccinated.

London-based Sen already has some cameras in orbit and now plans a dedicated satellite network.

Europe's flagship telescopes will cope with the effects of thousands of new satellites in the sky.

Report demands a clean industrial revolution - but without harming workers or the poor.

A study has called into question the measures to clamp down on the illegal wildlife trade.

Addressing MEPs in Brussels, the activist accused the EU of "pretending to be a climate leader".

Scientists quantify the role played by warming in the country's recent bushfires.

The government is consulting on making lower carbon E10 the new standard grade of fuel for vehicles.

Justin Rowlatt reports from Antarctica's Ross Sea, where rising temperatures could affect marine life.

Sarafina Nance had a new type of surgery to prevent breast cancer that meant she retained more feeling in her chest.