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A photography project has highlighted the extent of ice loss from Iceland’s largest glaciers.

Marathon runner Johanna Pakenham almost died when she drank five litres of water.

France has a pollution crisis in the Caribbean caused by toxic chlordecone sprayed on banana crops.

There are millions of creatures, flora and fauna stored at the National Wildlife Property Repository in Colorado

The first global atlas of earthworms has been compiled to help protect the fauna beneath our feet.

Researchers taught rats to drive tiny "ratmobiles" in exchange for food, which helped the rats relax.

Donald Trump says Paris deal would "punish the American people" as he hails US fossil fuel boom.

Most seabird populations, including kittiwakes, puffins and herring gulls, remain at risk.

Rok Rozman competed at the 2008 Summer Olympics. Now he has kayaked across six countries to help defend rivers against dams.

Prof Ian Shanks used his daughter's toy microscope to build a prototype for the device in the 1980s.

Singer Ellie Goulding spoke at the One Young World summit encouraging young people to stay positive.

US chemists have turned plastic into motor oil, but the scientific battle to break down the tide of plastic waste continues.

The company claims a quantum computer has surpassed conventional devices for the first time.

Coastal erosion threatened to topple Denmark's Rubjerg Knude lighthouse - but now it's being moved.

Going fully organic in England and Wales would require more imports of food and increase carbon output.

Scientists use satellites to run the rule over the White Continent's latest mega-berg.

Four aerospace firms will team up in a bid to build a lunar landing system.

The UK will build the first ever liquid air energy storage plant, based on an idea from a backyard inventor.

BBC Radio 5 Live speaks to a space gynaecologist about the impact of space travel on female astronauts.

A Neanderthal tool from the Netherlands bears traces of ancient "glue".