Those inside the containers have enough food and water to last them for a week, it is claimed.
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Climate change
Georgina Rannard
BBC News
Cody tried to replant a San Diego forest destroyed by wildfire but climate change is making it hard.
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Joshua Nevett
BBC News
Climate-conscious adults are allowing children to cast their ballots at the 2019 European election.
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Navin Singh Khadka
Environment correspondent, BBC World Service
India's political parties promise free electricity to farmers and ambitious infrastructure projects.
Read moreRobots and insects: The farming answer to climate change
Anna Varle
BBC News Online
Farming leaders in Devon say it's time for agriculture to be recognised as part of the solution to climate change - not the problem.
A report by the Committee on Climate Change says the industry needs to make major changes to reduce greenhouse emissions by 2050.
But researchers involved in a multi-million pound project say they're already looking at a number of innovative ways to do this, including using robotics to harvest crops and farming insects to feed animals and humans
Professor David Hosken, a researcher at the University of Exeter's Penryn campus, is investigating the use of crickets to feed animals and people.
The ultimate aim of the project is to provide a protein source that has low environmental impact...I think it could be massive, actually. In 50 years time, I'll be surprised if large proportions of our protein intake are not supplied by insects."
The climate activists say using the Nord Stream 2 as a halfpipe is "more fun than fossil fuel".
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Jonathan Amos
BBC Science Correspondent
Almost a quarter of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet is now unstable, according to a new study.
Read moreScientists stitch together a quarter century of satellite measurements of the White Continent, showing those regions that are melting and the pace at which it's happening.
Bafta called for more environment plot lines on TV, here's a look at how television can raise awareness.
Claire Marshall
BBC Environment Correspondent
Research has shown that beneath every forest and wood there is a complex underground web of roots and fungi, connecting trees and plants to one another.
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