BBC Science and Environment

The space agency will send a rover to look for water-ice near a crater at the Moon's South Pole.

A trip to a melting glacier will shape how the BBC's new climate editor reports on climate change.

The UK prime minister says he is "increasingly frustrated" at support offered to poorer countries.

Boris Johnson says he has a "six out of 10" chance of securing pledges before the COP26 conference.

Boris Johnson will also visit the White House for the first time since Joe Biden became US President.

The four amateur astronauts landed safely in the Atlantic Ocean after three days orbiting Earth.

Seaweed production has been affected by warming seas – this is how farmers are adapting.

UK activists have protested on the M25, but should they instead be picketing China's embassy?

The president asks leaders to commit to cutting emissions by at least 30% below 2020 levels by 2030.

Climate plans of more than 100 countries show we're heading in the wrong direction, the UN says.

It's 100 years since the great Antarctic explorer set out on his last voyage to the White Continent.

The 15 finalists of Prince William's inaugural Earthshot Prize are tackling the planet's problems.

The first pictures have been released showing the Inspiration4 crew looking down on the planet.

The three astronauts spent 90 days at China's space station, some 380km above Earth.

Fire-resistant blankets are being wrapped around California's famous sequoia trees as a blaze closes in.

In a study of more than 100 company accounts, 80% of audits didn't assess climate risk.

The inventor, entrepreneur and ZX Spectrum creator died at his London home following a long illness.

The prolific innovator invented the pocket calculator and the ill-fated Sinclair C5 electric car.

An image of a green sea turtle surrounded by glass fish wins photo award.

Established in 1759, the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew has 16,900 unique plant species.