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With less than 90 days to go until COP26 in Glasgow, there is uncertainty surrounding the event.

The Labour leader says it would send the wrong signal for the Cambo oil field to be approved ahead of COP26.

Cars produce nearly a third of US carbon emissions and sales of electric vehicles lag behind Europe.

Councillors in York lobby for improvements to flooding measures in areas surrounding the city.

An owl, fox, hedgehog, mole and other species have gone on display at a safari park.

Litter weighing the equivalent of 157 double-decker buses was collected in the space of a year.

Potentially hundreds of the brightest meteors will be visible across Northern Ireland in August.

Three councils in Northern Ireland are using private contractors to tackle littering and dog fouling.

A £12m transformation is planned for the city's Discovery Point, home to the ship that took Scott and Shackleton to Antarctica.

Commercial formulas containing multiple chemicals should require their own licences, researchers say.

What will happen to Alaska's whales when tourism returns to waters stilled by Covid?

Anyone flouting the rules could be fined due to the damage some lotions can cause to coral.

Oxfam’s chief executive said that net zero targets made by companies and governments are "unreliable and unproven".

Numbers of people exposed to flooding globally have risen by almost a quarter in two decades.

The Labour leader says there is a "chasm between soundbites and action" on climate-friendly employment.

Welsh ministers announce plans to tackle a housing shortage and the problem of climate change.

A guide to SpaceX's Crew Dragon vehicle, which carries astronauts to the space station.

"A substantial wall and blocks of wood" are uncovered in the dig near Soulton Hall, Shropshire.