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Perseverance rover takes its first drive on Mars
The one-tonne robot wiggles its wheels before rolling forwards across Jezero Crater's dusty terrain.
Government has no climate change plan - MPs
Two reports from MPs cast doubt on the government's approach to meeting its climate change goals.
Climate threats to historic sites identified
The map will help to plan interventions such as tree planting and peat bog restoration.
Close-up view of crack that made mega-iceberg
A UK satellite peeps through the clouds to see the great rift that produced a near-500-sq-mile berg.
Then and now: A 'megadrought' in California
See how extreme weather has affected an vital reservoir in California.
World's 'oldest wild bird' has chick at age of 70
Wisdom is believed to have had more than 30 chicks in her life so far, and several partners.
Over 900 million tonnes of food wasted each year
Every year, 23 million truckloads of food go straight into the waste bin, according to the UN.
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Perseverance rover takes its first drive on Mars
The one-tonne robot wiggles its wheels before rolling forwards across Jezero Crater's dusty terrain.
Government has no climate change plan - MPs
Two reports from MPs cast doubt on the government's approach to meeting its climate change goals.
Climate threats to historic sites identified
The map will help to plan interventions such as tree planting and peat bog restoration.
Close-up view of crack that made mega-iceberg
A UK satellite peeps through the clouds to see the great rift that produced a near-500-sq-mile berg.
Then and now: A 'megadrought' in California
See how extreme weather has affected an vital reservoir in California.
World's 'oldest wild bird' has chick at age of 70
Wisdom is believed to have had more than 30 chicks in her life so far, and several partners.
Over 900 million tonnes of food wasted each year
Every year, 23 million truckloads of food go straight into the waste bin, according to the UN.
Government has no climate change plan - MPs
Two reports from MPs cast doubt on the government's approach to meeting its climate change goals.
Climate threats to historic sites identified
The map will help to plan interventions such as tree planting and peat bog restoration.
Close-up view of crack that made mega-iceberg
A UK satellite peeps through the clouds to see the great rift that produced a near-500-sq-mile berg.
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