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More than 70,000 seeds have been sent from Kew's Millennium Seed Bank to Lebanon, for vital crop research.

The biohacker movement wants to cure disease without the help of government or big companies

Thousands more cases - including violent and sexual crimes - could be affected by "manipulated" tests.

The weather service says the levels of a radioactive isotope were nearly 1,000 times normal levels.

Europe's top court says Poland must prove it has stopped logging in Bialowieza forest or face fines.

The spectacular albatrosses featured in the BBC's Blue Planet series have seen a big slump in numbers.

An asteroid that visited our Solar System from interstellar space is one of the most elongated celestial bodies known to science.

Simon Reinhard mastered the Method of Loci to become a European memory champion.

The melting glacier contributing most to sea-level rise currently may be more resilient than previously recognised.

The Balkan country has the world's second highest death rate caused by air pollution.

Floods have been a deadly staple of 2017. But can you protect yourself against the natural disaster?

The plant in the US state of California stores enough energy to power 20,000 homes for four hours.

UN climate talks finish with progress on technical issues but with questions on carbon cuts unresolved.

The US president's move comes a day after US hunters were told they could import elephant trophies.

As the UN climate change conference ends, BBC Science's David Shukman takes a look at melting ice caps.

The suspected meteor shook buildings when it raced through the sky in Lapland.

Seagrass meadows are diminishing worldwide, which has serious implications for fishing activity.

Tesla has shown off the long awaited Tesla Semi truck, but surprised many with its new Roadster sports car.

The first known asteroid to visit our Solar System from interstellar space has been given a name.

A significant group of nations take a stand against using coal for electricity generation at UN climate talks.