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Wildlife camera traps and drones reveal unexplored area of Amazon Rainforest for first time

Researchers took close-up photos of 1,800 unsuspecting species and recorded drone footage of the landscape.

Scientists working to save millions of chicks from being shredded to death

German team looking to establish sex of chicks before they hatch to spare them painful death if they are male.

Chernobyl: Survivors return to ghost town of Pripyat 30 years after world's worst nuclear disaster

Reuters photojournalist Gleb Garanich photographed the survivors as they visited the ghost town and the dusty derelict flats there that were once home.

Chernobyl 30th anniversary: What does the future look like in the exclusion zone?

Thirty years later, IBTimes UK looks at Chernobyl's future as construction of the New Safe Confinement continues.

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Nepal earthquake one year on: Interactive photos show devastated areas, then and now

Interactive photos, taken a year apart, show areas of Nepal immediately after the quake and today.

Europe faces increasing floods, droughts and storms due to climate change

Study predicts heatwaves will increase in frequency all over Europe.

At least eight dead as fatal storms hit Myanmar

Hailstones the size of coconuts damage thousands of homes across the South East Asian country.

Nepal earthquake one year on: Why was it so destructive and can another disaster be prevented?

On the first anniversary of the Nepal earthquake, geologists speak to IBTimes UK about why it was so destructive.

Mystery exodus of dinosaurs from Europe plotted by scientists

Researchers show movement of dinosaurs across the globe during Mesozoic Era.

Connected conservation for rhinos in South Africa

South Africa: Connected Conservation technology to save rhinos from poaching

Connected Conservation project will use CCTV, drones with infrared cameras and vehicle tracking sensors.

Solar-powered plane lands in California after perilous 3-day flight across the Pacific

The 62-hour non-stop flight was dangerous due to a lack of emergency landing sites.

Scientists astonished by huge coral reef found in the Amazon

600-mile discovery uncovered under muddy water breaks 'all paradigms of reef science'.

A Roman skull found by Crossrail at Liverpool Street ticket hall construction site

London's 'Crossrail skulls' could be executed rebels of the Roman Empire

Crossrail's chief archaeologist suggests the heads may have been hung from trees.

Paris climate talks: Australian government ridiculed for signing deal while Great Barrier Reef is at risk

Greg Hunt is criticised for making empty promises by the Greens.

Leonardo DiCaprio delivers passionate speech on combating climate change

Climate deal known as the Paris Agreement is set to be signed by more than 165 countries.

Fracking: Australia's Condamine River erupts in flames due to methane gas build-up

Several gas fracking mines are located in the vicinity of the southern Queensland river in Australia.

Nepal earthquake anniversary: Photos show scale of devastation in Himalayan region

The quake spread horror through Kathmandu and surrounding areas, including Mount Everest, killing almost 9,000 people as a result.

Nepal earthquake one year on: Himalayan region has 'much worse events in not too distant future'

Another major earthquake could strike Nepal after a 7.8 magnitude quake devastated the region on 25 April 2015.

Chernobyl disaster: How wildlife in the exclusion zone is really faring after 30 years of radiation exposure

Timothy Mousseau discusses the impact that the Chernobyl nuclear disaster has had on the area's wildlife.

World Earth Day: 175 countries sign Paris climate deal at UN

Ban Ki-moon says the window for limiting temperature rise is fast closing.

Staghorn coral: Species responsible for reef growth in sharp decline after 60 million years of prosperity

95% of staghorn coral has disappeared from the Caribbean, scientists say climate change and disease are to blame.

Artificial intelligence being used to stop wildlife poaching in Africa

AI system learns from past poaching events to map out effective patrol routes.

Sumatran Rhinos: What strategies can be implemented to save the endangered species?

Sumatran rhinos are among the world's most endangered species, but there may be options to their boost numbers.

Pacific bluefin tuna stocks down by 97% as environmentalists worry for species' future

An unpublished report shows Pacific bluefin tunas face a severe threat of extinction.

China wants to visit Mars by 2020 and beat Nasa to set up the first manned moon base

Matt Damon inspires Chinese space programme to new heights.

Faking gravity: The tech behind Tim Peake's space marathon

How does a weightless man run on the spot while hurtling through space at 17,150mph?

Meet the liquidators who helped clean up the world's biggest nuclear disaster

Soviet authorities drafted hundreds of thousands of workers to assist with clean-up operations at the plant and in the surrounding areas

Solar Impulse 2 makes successful take-off from Hawaii

Sun-powered plane will take approximately 66 hours to make its journey to Mountain View, California.

CCTV captures tornado in which four people died ripping apart Uruguay shop

More than 200 people suffered injuries in the disaster, which also decimated at least 400 structures.

Too many Bangladeshis are left with no choice but to drink poisonous water and work in danger

Water supplies in rural areas are widely contaminated with arsenic, affecting some 20 million people.

Faces of Chernobyl: Surviving the fallout 30 years on from the disaster

The effects of the 1986 nuclear accident are more than ever today's concern.

Nasa pays tribute to Prince with purple Crab Nebula following singer's death

Space agency tweets picture of purple nebula in honour of Prince, who died at his home aged 57.

Earth Day 2016: Paris climate deal signing ceremony - what it means and why it matters

Nations will meet in New York today to sign the Paris Agreement set out at COP21 last year.

Earth Day 2016: Top 10 quotes to share in celebration of the blue planet

Earth Day is celebrated annually in efforts to spread awareness about and support environmental protection.

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