For the first time ever, 3D printed "meat" will be served in full and the product will be launched in four cities around the world this week.
The "meat" produced by Redefine Meat consists of plant-based products and is completely vegan.
BBC Newsnight's Emily Maitlis visited London's Chotto Matte restaurant to see if it would pass the taste test.
A spaceship was launched to test technology that could one day deflect a dangerous asteroid.
NASA's darts mission wants to see how difficult it would be to prevent a giant space rock from colliding with Earth.
The spaceship will crash into an object called Dimorphos to see how much its speed and trajectory can change.
It was the Hampshire climber who climbedthe 14 highest peaks in the world in seven months, when the previous record was seven years.
Nimral Purja's Journey to the Top of the World became a Netflix documentary and received international praise.
After moving to Hampshire in 2003 when he joined the Gurkhas, he became the first Gurkha to serve in the British special forces.
And Far From The Mountains advocates more equality for Gurkha veterans when it comes to their pensions.
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For the first time ever, 3D printed "meat" will be served in full and the product will be launched in four cities around the world this week.
The "meat" produced by Redefine Meat consists of plant-based products and is completely vegan.
BBC Newsnight's Emily Maitlis visited London's Chotto Matte restaurant to see if it would pass the taste test.
Ten million red crabs have covered the streets and bridges of Christmas Island as they begin their annual migration.
The crabs travel from the forest to the coast to spawn, and the migration begins shortly after the first rains of the rainy season.
Greta Thunberg says the result of COP26 is a disappointment as there is still no guarantee that the temperature rise on the planet will be limited to 1.5 ° C.
The climate activist told BBC Scotland: "They even managed to water down the blah, blah, blah, which is quite an accomplishment."
From Sweden, he said that "small steps forward" had been taken, but the Glasgow Climate Pact was very vague and open to various interpretations .
Alok Sharma held back tears when the Glasgow Climate Pact was approved by delegates at the COP26 conference in Glasgow.
The COP26 President apologized for India adding a late change on coal to the draft text.
Read more : COP26 includes a new global climate agreement
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The world climate summit COP26 in Glasgow in November is considered to be crucial for the containment of climate change. Almost 200 countries are asked about their emission reduction plans, which could lead to big changes in our daily lives.
Greta Thunberg says the result of COP26 is a disappointment as there is still no guarantee that the temperature rise on the planet will be limited to 1.5 ° C.
The climate activist told BBC Scotland: "They even managed to water down the blah, blah, blah, which is quite an accomplishment."
From Sweden, he said that "small steps forward" had been taken, but the Glasgow Climate Pact was very vague and open to various interpretations .
An agreement was reached at the COP26 summit in Glasgow to avoid dangerous climate change.
The coal phase-out promise contained in earlier negotiation plans ended dramatically after India encountered opposition.
US climate commissioner John Kerry said the Glasgow summit is unlikely to result in a decision to "end the crisis".
Read more : COP26 includes a new global climate agreement
Find out more about the climate summit:
The world climate summit COP26 in Glasgow in November is considered to be crucial for the containment of climate change. Almost 200 countries are asked about their emission reduction plans, which could lead to big changes in our daily lives.
Alok Sharma held back tears when the Glasgow Climate Pact was approved by delegates at the COP26 conference in Glasgow.
The COP26 President apologized for India adding a late change on coal to the draft text.
Read more : COP26 includes a new global climate agreement
Find out more about the climate summit:
The world climate summit COP26 in Glasgow in November is considered to be crucial for the containment of climate change. Almost 200 countries are asked about their emission reduction plans, which could lead to big changes in our daily lives.
COP26 ended in Glasgow after two weeks of meeting on climate change and the environment and with an agreement on the table.
An estimated 40,000 people from around the world attended the UN climate summit, which sparked days of protests in Glasgow, as well as several celebrity appearances.
Here are some of the highlights.
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The world climate summit COP26 in Glasgow in November is considered to be crucial for the containment of climate change. Almost 200 countries are asked about their emission reduction plans, which could lead to big changes in our daily lives.
400 million people around the world depend on mountain glaciers for their drinking water as well as for agriculture. But with rising temperatures and decreasing snowfall, the Himalayan glaciers are shrinking and some have already dried up.
The village of Kumik in the northern Ladakh region of India is experiencing a severe water crisis and some residents are being forced to leave their homes and move elsewhere.
Filming and editing by Neha Sharma, reporting by Aamir Peerzada
The future climate could be determined by the level of emissions in the next few years. So what would a weather forecast look like in 2050?
Great Britain could be up to 1.5 ° C warmer by then, according to the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts based on the current trend.
And there could be more episodes of extreme heat and coastal changes.
BBC News weather presenter Sabrina Lee has made a 30-year forecast if climate change goes unchecked.
Video filmed and staged by Geraint Thomas.
Time-lapse footage has captured the speed at which centuries-old ice is melting from a glacier in Iceland.
The Breiðamerkurjökull glacier is located in the Vatnajökull National Park, about 380 km from the state capital Reykjavik.
The video was produced over a period of six weeks by Dr. Kieran Baxter of the University of Dundee, who estimates that "maybe several tens of meters of recession" occurred during this period.
The UN climate summit COP26 is drawing to a close. Three climate activists in Glasgow gathered for the summit to answer questions about climate change, their hopes for the conference and their advice on how to deal with environmental fears.
Mitzi Jonelle Tan is a 24-year-old Filipino activist, Gaston Tenembaum (20) is an environmental activist based in Argentina, and Dominique Palmer (22) is a climate justice activist from the UK.
Video produced by: Aisha Doherty
Additional shooting: Laura Foster
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The world climate summit COP26 in Glasgow in November is considered to be crucial for the containment of climate change. Almost 200 countries are asked about their emission reduction plans, which could lead to big changes in our daily lives.
400 million people around the world depend on mountain glaciers for their drinking water as well as for agriculture. But with rising temperatures and decreasing snowfall, the Himalayan glaciers are shrinking and some have already dried up.
The village of Kumik in the northern Ladakh region of India is experiencing a severe water crisis and some residents are being forced to leave their homes and move elsewhere.
Filming and editing by Neha Sharma, reporting by Aamir Peerzada
Could spinning portable kites offer a more environmentally friendly solution to generating electricity?
Inventor Rod Read spent over a decade developing "turbine kite" technology in the Scottish Isles.
Gusts of wind turn light kite blades connected to a generator on the ground, providing an inexpensive and portable alternative to traditional static turbines.
Rod builds the "hypnotic" devices by hand from lightweight fabrics. During the tests, he was able to charge his electric truck with the system.
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Pictures: windswept and interesting
X-ray space telescopes can be used to study large events like black hole formation.
But until recently, her field of view was relatively narrow, which made it difficult to capture this unexpected activity.
By mimicking how lobster eyes work, scientists around the world have developed new telescopes that can examine much larger areas.
Hear 30 Years That Made Us Smarter on BBC World Service for more nature-inspired innovations.
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Producer: Jennifer Green
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Ros Atkins examines why some experts are worried about large-scale tree-planting initiatives.
A bog renaturation project in Northern Ireland is helping to create clean drinking water while combating climate change.
The swamp lies on the banks of Loch Bradan in County Tyrone, which supplies water to the Omagh and Drumquin regions.
It is part of a restoration project by NI Water in collaboration with the Forest Service.
Using a technique called cell pooling, the Lough Bradan swamp now holds water in the peat below and filters what goes into the lake.
Rebecca Allen of NI Water said, "Cell containment encourages the growth of key mosses that hold back water and raise water tables.
"This will slow the flow into the lough from the surrounding areas, which will filter the water flowing into the lough for years to come."
The area has returned to a functioning peat bog, meaning it will have far-reaching effects on the environment by storing carbon in the form of peat.
Ms. Allen added, "Healthy wetlands can offer a nature-based solution to climate change, so it's great that this wetland in County Tyrone is now part of it."
Promoters hope that Lough Bradan will serve as a model for future forest and bog restoration projects in Northern Ireland.
Video reporter: Niall McCracken
Have you ever driven through a wind farm and noticed that some wind turbines do not turn even in windy weather?
The UK's national electricity grid needs to be balanced: if there is too much supply and too little demand, there is no way for that electricity to come.
But is there a way to use this excess wind energy? And could green hydrogen at least be part of the solution?
Hundreds of protesters have taken to the streets of the city since the start of the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow.
Some, like 17-year-old climate activist Dylan Hamilton who is part of Fridays for Future led by Greta Thunberg, have been preparing for the event for more than two years.
And as COP26 approached, a café in Glasgow began storing the keys to universal handcuffs.
Dylan and Miles Grant of the Pink Peacock Cafe told BBC News why they were taking action.
Video reporter: Tamsin Selbie
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The world climate summit COP26 in Glasgow in November is considered to be crucial for the containment of climate change. Almost 200 countries are asked about their emission reduction plans, which could lead to big changes in our daily lives.
For the past 40 years, veteran scuba diver Jim Abernethy has been swimming with sharks almost daily in a shallow, crystal clear ocean of the Bahamas known as Tiger Beach.
Jim could be surrounded by at least 30 tiger, reef, and lemon sharks at any time. But Jim has a unique relationship with these underwater predators who swim towards him to rub their noses lovingly.
To learn more about Jim's life with sharks, listen to the Outlook podcast .
Producers: Clayton Conn and Mariana Des Forges.
Video of Caitlin Sneddon.
As governments and industry strive to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to zero, hydrogen and its potential as a clean fuel are making headlines again.
What exactly is hydrogen energy and how could it be used as an alternative to fossil fuels?
See Roger Harrabin, the BBC's energy and environmental analyst, explain.
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The world climate summit COP26 in Glasgow in November is considered to be crucial for the containment of climate change. Almost 200 countries are asked about their emission reduction plans, which could lead to big changes in our daily lives.
Thousands of scientists, executives, delegates and journalists from around the world gathered in Glasgow for the next two weeks for COP26, the United Nations climate change summit.
His discussions on climate change and reducing greenhouse gas emissions will take place behind closed doors at the SEC Center in Glasgow.
BBC science editor David Shukman took a look.
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The world climate summit COP26 in Glasgow in November is considered to be crucial for the containment of climate change. Almost 200 countries are asked about their emission reduction plans, which could lead to big changes in our daily lives.
Uppada, a coastal village in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, is known for its unique weaving tradition.
But its existence is threatened by rising sea levels.
Several people have been displaced due to severe coastal erosion that destroyed their homes and damaged their property.
Now they are settling further offshore.
Climatologists say the nearby town of Kakinada, just 25 kilometers away, could also be underwater in 80 years.
Video by Shankar Vadishetti and Ravi Pedapolu.
Edited by Sangeetham Prabhakar
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Mount Augustus is a massive rock in Western Australia that has often been compared to a more famous landmark, Uluru.
Known as Burringurrah by the local Aboriginal people, it has also been a sacred site for thousands of years.
Indigenous rangers have recently stepped up their efforts to preserve them.
Video by Isabelle Rodd
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said he is not in favor of a coal mining project in Cumbria, but the decision "is not mine".
Johnson spoke to BBC weather editor Justin Rowlatt ahead of COP26 in Glasgow.
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The world climate summit COP26 in Glasgow in November is considered to be crucial for the containment of climate change. Almost 200 countries are asked about their emission reduction plans, which could lead to big changes in our daily lives.
