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It is one of our greatest hidden challenges – and we are completely unprepared, says the International Union for Conservation of Nature
The earliest terrestrial plants, such as moss, made a surprising contribution to the levels of oxygen in the atmosphere some 400 million years ago
Tap water in samples from across New South Wales can contain unsafe lead levels, probably down to brass tap fittings
A study of prehistoric DNA has challenged the established theory that says people first reached the Americas via a land bridge in the Arctic
Betty the crow astounded scientists with its ability to bend a piece of garden wire into a neat hook back in 2002. Now it looks like wild crows do it all the time
Sperm quality in dogs is falling rapidly, a trend now linked to environmental pollutants, which could help explain the purported decline in human fertility
High sea temperatures have caused a mass bleaching of coral reefs in Maldives in the Indian Ocean, affecting 60 per of its reefs – and more in places
Our planet's “annual physical” check-up finds it severely ill, with dozens of various climate records broken last year