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This year's heat and drought in the Amazon intensify worries that it is approaching a tipping point.

The majority of the Christmas tree plantations in Burgundy rely on the use of chemical treatments.

A scientific mission to the animals' tropical forest home in South East Asia led to the find.

Research on a skeleton dug up during roadworks have shed light on the history of Roman Britain.

The Reykjanes eruption will not cause same travel disruption as 2010's Eyjafjallajökull volcano.

The 6.2 magnitude quake struck the remote province of Gansu around midnight local time on Monday.

When it is very windy the grid cannot handle the extra power generated, says Carbon Tracker.

A volcano erupts on the Reykjanes peninsula after weeks of intense earthquake activity.

The peer says she was "honest" with the government over contracts for personal protective equipment.

Despite their high prevalence in many towns, experts warn that gull numbers are rapidly declining.

The three hostages were mistakenly killed in Gaza on Friday by Israeli troops.

SaxaVord Spaceport on the island of Unst has been given approval from the Civil Aviation Authority.

In an exclusive interview, the ex-Tory peer says she and her husband were made "scapegoats" for PPE failings.

Alex Batty, who was missing for six years, has returned to the UK, Greater Manchester Police says.

Three hostages were mistakenly killed in Gaza on Friday by Israeli troops in an area of intense fighting.

The military said the three men were shot and killed by troops who were operating in northern Gaza.

Scientists are assessing how exposure to different kinds of air pollution impacts the brain.

US prosecutors say the pair sold birds that they shot on a reservation in Montana.

Scientists use a radar satellite to take a "tape measure" to the world's biggest block of ice.

Artificial intelligence helps people identify what animals they are looking at and aids conservation.