BBC Science and Environment

Tracking radars are following closely the gradual fall to Earth of a large Chinese rocket vehicle.

The country is responsible for 27% of global greenhouse gas emissions, according to a new report.

The rocket carried parts of a new space station and now no one knows where and when it will fall.

One of the UK's rarest fish is set to benefit from a conservation project to unlock the River Severn.

Post-pandemic shifts in travel habits could undermine the logic behind many infrastructure projects.

Reducing methane emissions needs to play a much more important role in tackling global warming.

There are signs infections have slowed in some regions - but is India past the worst?

Some 420 million wild animals have been traded in 226 nations over two decades, new data suggests.

A young child buried in a cave 78,000 years ago is the earliest known funeral in Africa.

Christie's predicts the bottle of Pétrus 2000 that orbited the earth could sell for $1m (£720,000).

A study suggests members may have come from southern European coasts, Iberia, and North Africa.

Around 40,000 sq m of coral reef has been restored in Indonesia with plans to extend the scheme further.

Almost 40 UK companies say proposed laws could accelerate deforestation in the Amazon region.

The peregrines distract and dive-bomb the kite to protect their chicks in their cathedral nest.

Recent climate change pledges bring the world a fraction closer to Paris goals, analysis suggests.

The phasing out of single-use plastics gathers pace with big companies adopting alternatives.

Hereiti, 17, lives on Rarotonga, the largest of the Cook Islands in the South Pacific Ocean.

Young activists are breathing new life into the long-running debate over how to cut carbon fairly.

This was the first night-time landing for Nasa astronauts since Apollo 8's return 53 years ago.

Victoria Falls is one of the natural wonders of the world, yet in 2019, it fell silent.