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The council hopes the move would cut costs and emissions while encouraging recycling.

Schoolchildren meet members of the farming community to learn about where food comes from.

The work will allow two leisure centres to move away from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.

The plan has angered some in the agricultural sector, who say it will result in many farms closing.

Remains of more than 240 people, half of them children, are found at medieval priory in west Wales.

The renewable energy company says it could produce enough to run about 170 buses every day.

Natural England and the University of Exeter say it is "the critical decade" for climate concerns.

Owners of poultry in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex get ready to keep them indoors to fight bird flu.

Scientists brought endangered species back from the brink by simply building more ponds.

This year's Ada Lovelace Day will be the last because of a lack of corporate funding.

A new generation of orchards born during lockdown is keeping old traditions alive.

At least 36 people have died and 56 are missing as torrential rain hits the Latin American country.

The huge 900lb beast was reeled in off the Pembrokeshire coast by an angler fittingly named Batey.

Professor Curran believes the Isle of Man's climate change targets are "tough" but "achievable".

Wiltshire aims to be carbon neutral by 2030 after declaring a climate emergency in 2019.

Tests revealed high levels of the poison brodifacoum in the bird in North Dorset in January.

Townsfolk are in a little bit of a flap as their large seagull contingent seems to have flown away.