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Misimi Isimi is an 11-year-old environmentalist on a mission to clean up Lagos.

UN chief Antonio Guterres warns the rise of nationalism is hurting efforts to tackle global warming.

Why one of Europe's last great beech forests is facing the chop.

England's largest grey seal colony, in Norfolk, could see record numbers this pupping season.

Why gases produced by livestock, along with the carbon footprint of many of the foods we eat, are a major factor in global warming.

Two climate-conscious Swedish mums have launched a campaign urging people not to fly in 2019.

The probe has already taken its first picture from the surface of the red planet.

The touchdown confirmation came through shortly after 19:50 GMT.

Strong winds and a towering ‘sand wall’ of almost 100 metres hit the city of Zhangye.

As Nasa prepares to land on Mars, Victoria Gill has been to the centre of operations and found out about an unusual tradition.

A new exhibition highlights the work of the 2018 Nature’s Best Photography award winners.

Nasa's Mars InSight lander is due to arrive on the Red Planet's surface on Monday night. It will study the planet's interior so we can learn more about how it formed.

ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst captures the launch of the Russian Progress MS-10 cargo spacecraft.

Self-styled 'Resource Goddess' Cat Fletcher is paid to comb abandoned office buildings for items that can be re-used rather than discarded.

MIT scientists create the first plane to fly without moving parts.

The television presenter is to urge greater action in a major speech at UN climate talks next month.

Scientists in Finland and the UK have built a computer model that visualises groundwater levels in real time.

The Dynasties crew took a rare decision to intervene when a group of stranded emperor penguins faced death.

Scientists spent several days trekking through rural Borneo to find the 40,000-year-old artwork.

Christa Larwood visits the UCL Pathology Museum usually reserved for the eyes of medical students.

The world is losing plants at an unprecedented rate with around one in five thought to be at risk of extinction. The race is on to store back-up copies in seed banks.

Fireworks: how do they work and the science that behind them

Brazil's highly biodiverse Cerrado is being destroyed for soybean production, conservationists say.

Trains that emit pure water could be in the UK by the "early 2020s", according to the government.