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Scientists say that 2017 shows a continuing trend of high temperatures and extreme weather events.

The European Space Agency has part-funded the pilot project involving five ambulances in the Highlands.

More than half of people in the UK can't name a famous woman in science - this week, BBC 100 Women aims to change that number.

More than 80 had been stuck and were moved to other Highland areas with no red squirrels.

US plans to promote coal as a solution to climate change at a key UN meeting rile environmentalists.

A spokesman says climate is "always changing" after a report ties global warming to human activity.

The Norwegian island of Kvaløya is now one of the few places in Europe to see a pod of killer whales.

Scientists have just identified a new great ape species - and it's already in danger.

Highly-specialised staff are needed to take over from European nuclear regulators after Brexit.

The apes in question were only reported to exist after an expedition into Sumatra mountains in 1997.

Scanning technology suggests there is a large, previously unknown cavity in the ancient monument.

Wildlife officials rushed to help when the elephant was found trapped.

The UK cities with atmospheres considered harmful to health by the WHO are revealed in a new report.

Scientists are now clearer on the freezing climate conditions that forced dinosaurs from the Earth.

The UK's Halley station will be mothballed again this year because of uncertainty over ice cracks.

Herring and haddock could also disappear by the turn of the century due to global warming, warn scientists.

Carbon cuts planned under the Paris accord still fall well short of what's needed, says the UN.

What do the farmers out in the field, in the dairy, and in the milking parlour think about Brexit?

CO2 in the Earth's atmosphere jumped to a record high in 2016, says the World Meteorological Organization.

Sir David Attenborough is returning to our screens and people are very excited about it.