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The risk to humans is low but diseased birds should not be touched, officials say.

Recordings of fish 'whooping, croaking and growling' reveal reef coming back to life, scientists say.

Indonesia aims to use biofuels to cut greenhouse gas emissions, but it may damage its forests in the process.

Airbus will lead the construction of the Ariel observatory which will study 1,000 distant worlds.

The six men and four women could fly to the space station and on future missions to the Moon.

More funding is needed to prepare for pandemics and prevent gains from being lost, Dame Sarah Gilbert says.

The Fukushima disaster turned Japan away from nuclear. A new energy source may help it quit coal.

Dr Caoimhe Rooney, from Belfast, keeps one eye on calculus and the other fixed firmly on the stars.

Researchers discover coastal species living on debris miles from their natural surroundings.

A gene editing technique may prevent the slaughter of animals not needed by the livestock industry.

The oil giant said the economic case for investment in the controversial project was "not strong enough".

Ministers are told they must agree tougher policies to get the UK on track to meet goals set at COP26.

The empty brown fields of winter countryside could be transformed under new land subsidy rules for England.

The 2021 Atlantic hurricane season has now officially ended, and it's been the third most active on record.

Scientists say they have made a major step forward in storing information in molecules of DNA.

With a similar landscape to other worlds, it could aid research into extra-terrestrial missions.

The number of cyclists being killed on rural English roads rose sharply over the last year.

An ethics body publishes a report as the government considers whether to allow gene-edited farm animals.

The fungal networks in soil can help fight climate change but are under threat, experts say.

Efforts to create "green jobs" need to intensify if the government is to meet its target, a report says.