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The ban, due to start in 2020, could have seen the end to incandescent bulbs which waste energy.

UK satellite company SSTL is taking pictures of the planet with the small educational computer.

Greenlanders talk about the impact of their country's giant ice sheet melting and what they can do about it.

A millipede-like creature from 550 million years ago is among the earliest examples of this.

The BBC's David Shukman returns to the Sermilik glacier that he last visited in 2004.

Endangered carnivorous plants are being reintroduced in an attempt to reverse their decline.

The massive ice sheet covering Greenland may have melted by a record amount this year, scientists say.

Nasa's Artemis mission plans to send the first woman and the next man to the Moon.

The tsunami hazard from volcanoes that collapse into the sea may have been underestimated as a result.

It is the first time physical evidence of the 1651 Battle of Worcester has been discovered.

Can the palm oil industry improve its impact on the environment?

Only a third of scientists are women but Nobel Laureate Elizabeth Blackburn wants young women to persist.

Migratory patterns have changed in the last 25 years according to a new study by Scots researchers.

Three full truck loads of dinosaur fossils ship out as scientists end their excavation season.

The number of cuckoos plummets but buzzards soar in warmer weather, ornithologists say.

After 33 years, Japanese fishermen are once again carrying out commercial whaling.

The Zoological Society of London said it was a "positive sign of the health of the ecosystem".

Make-up artist Emmy Burbidge travels to Papua New Guinea to discover the truth about what’s in her make-up, and find out whether there’s a sustainable way of producing the oil used.

One of the protest movement's founders says she was inspired after praying on a psychedelic retreat.

One-hundred years after the Forestry Commission was set up, a writer reflects on the creative power of trees.