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Research during Ireland's abortion referendum highlights risks for social networks.

The WWF said it was "very unlikely" that pollution reduction targets would be met without new laws.

The robot, named Fedor, will perform daily tasks during its 10 days on the International Space Station.

The World Health Organization says its findings are based on the "limited information" available.

Spectacular images from a new microscope spark a "revolution" in biology

A Hampshire lab tests tap water quality for 2.2 million people across the south east every day.

MPs say people will have to stop driving if the UK is to meet its Zero Carbon goals by 2050.

Fires in the Amazon have risen 84% amid growing deforestation, Brazil's space research agency says.

The first people to dive down to the Titanic in nearly 15 years say some parts of the wreck have been lost to the sea.

For the first time in 15 years divers have explored the Titanic wreck and say it is deteriorating.

Public urged to "recycle their tech" as rare, valuable materials in millions of old devices languish in UK homes.

Radio-frequency identification, famously used to bug the US embassy in Moscow, is a cheap way to track objects and data.

Unwanted devices can contain elements that the world is running out of - so how can you help?

In a disused air raid shelter one company is growing crops, but what are the pros and cons of vertical farming?

Campaign groups in France are teaching people how to protest effectively, ahead of the G7 summit.

Ex-Farc rebels in Colombia, who spent decades fighting the government over land and power, have reinvented themselves as eco-warriors protecting the Amazon from illegal logging.

Previous research suggested 50 years of shale gas under the UK, but a new study says it could be less than 10.

Celebrities have joined protestors in Hawaii as a campaign to stop the building of a telescope on a volcano enters its sixth week.

Scientists working on a mission to the ocean moon of Europa can proceed with the final design and construction of the spacecraft, Nasa has said.

The $145m Chandrayaan-2 aims to become the first space mission to land on the Moon's south pole.