- BBC Science/Nature
- 08/7/22 23:56
The first official image of a proposed joint Russian and European manned spacecraft is unveiled.
The first official image of a proposed joint Russian and European manned spacecraft is unveiled.
More than 700 scientists meet in Brazil to draw up an action plan to protect the world's wetlands.
Another white humpback has been sighted off Byron Bay on the east coast of Australia.
Scientists say a drug to treat aggressive prostate cancer may be the most significant advance in the field for 70 years.
We chuck a million uneaten yoghurts per day?
Gordon Brown is to call for a revolution in the use of electric and low carbon cars.
The government is urged to think again about its plan to create a long-distance path around England's coast.
The government should set a deadline for coal power stations to "clean up" or close, a parliamentary committee says.
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The tobacco plant - a cause of cancer - may offer the means to treat one form of the disease, a study suggests.
A lobster which could be up to 100-years-old is handed in to a Plymouth aquarium by a fisherman.
A controversial Channel 4 film on global warming broke Ofcom rules on impartiality and fairness, the regulator says.
Challenging Channel 4's climate documentary
Red Kites return to Northern Ireland after 200 years.
Do legal issues lag behind science on anti-doping?
The discovery of 150 million-year-old dinosaur prints puts Madar villagers in rural Yemen on the map.
Is science about discovery for its own sake?
The science behind anti-matter in Angels and Demons
Lichen survey to help monitor air pollution levels
So where's the crisis in scientific authority?
Why the weekend BBQ is likely to be a washout
A controversial Channel 4 film on global warming broke Ofcom rules on impartiality and fairness, the regulator says.
Europe's largest onshore wind farm will be built near Abington in South Lanarkshire, it is announced.
Scientists have found a way to overcome the problem of the human body rejecting animal parts used in transplants.
The number of animals used in UK labs for scientific experiments is now more than three million - a level not seen since 1991.
Andrew Simms, co-author of a Green New Deal, says we have only 100 months to prevent dangerous climate change.