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Thames Water fined record £123m over sewage breaches and dividend payments

Regulator Ofwat said Thames had ‘let down its customers and failed to protect the environment’ as it issued the water industry’s biggest ever fine.

The Independent UK

SUN: Keep calm, say cheese! French photo festival goes ‘so British’ this summer

For its 22nd edition, La Gacilly International Photo festival in western France is featuring 10 outdoor exhibitions in honour of big names in British photography including Martin Parr, Terry O’Neill and Don McCullin. Spread across the town’s picturesque parks, nine other exhibitions display environmental themes, with a special focus on…

Radio France Internationale

Why was Thames Water fined? London utility company to pay £123m

Thames Water has been hit with a record fine due “to a significant breach of the company’s legal obligations”

Evening Standard

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US fuel tanks in Top End not built for severe cyclones

Huge fuel tanks for the US military in the Top End could be smashed by a big cyclone, potentially endangering local communities and the environment.

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Thames Water hit with £123m of fines over sewage and dividend breaches

As Ofwat imposes record fine for environmental failing, minister says ‘era of profiting from failure is over’

The Guardian - UK

21 Inspiring Comics Made By Some Of The Most Famous Artists That Highlight Environmental Issues

Comic strips published by Rewriting Extinction are capturing the attention of young audiences and inspiring them to learn about the environment and take action.

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Thames Water hit with biggest ever fine of £122.7m over pollution and dividends

Regulator Ofwat said the utility giant ‘failed to protect the environment’ and issued the combined penalty as part of two separate investigations.

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Thames Water hit by record £123 million fines over "betrayal of customers"

Huge penalties relate to “systemic” wastewater failures and breaches of rules over dividend payments

Evening Standard

Heathrow ‘responded well’ to power outage, review finds; Ofwat fines Thames Water £123m – as it happened

‘The evidence confirms that Heathrow made the right decisions in exceptionally difficult circumstances,’ Ruth Kelly finds

The Guardian - UK

Green light for gas: North West Shelf gas plant cleared to run until 2070

In a decision surprising very few people, Australia’s new environment minister Murray Watt has signed off on an extension for the gas plant at Karratha, part of the enormous North West Shelf liquefied natural gas project.

The Conversation

Woodside toxic spill near Ningaloo Reef world heritage area under investigation

Estimated 16,000 litres of petroleum products spilled into Indian ocean on 8 May during decommissioning works at Griffin field

The Guardian - AU

Mood Lamps That Change With Your Emotions: A New Light on Well-Being

Explore how mood lamps use sensors and AI to reflect your emotional state with soothing light. Learn how this smart lighting boosts relaxation, sleep, and focus. Discover the benefits of emotion-aware environments.

inkl

Prosecutors overturn 'lenient' sentence for Scotland Office protester

PROSECUTORS have succeeded in overturning an “unduly lenient” sentence given to an environmental campaigner previously convicted of damaging the…

The National (Scotland)

30 Times Architects Really Outdid Themselves And People Celebrated Their Work Online

It's time to appreciate the beauty of the built environment. Introducing the subreddit, "Sexy Buildings"!

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Instagram Account Shares Beautiful Photos Taken On The Street Or In Public Places (30 New Pics)

Street photography is a fascinating way of capturing the essence of society and the urban environment we live in.

inkl

Bringing Structure to IT Service Operations

Modern IT environments demand stability, visibility, and control. As organisations expand their digital footprint, keeping services reliable and aligned with business needs becomes essential.

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Moving In, Fixing Up: Home Improvements That Are Trending in 2025

Moving into a new home is an exciting chapter, full of fresh starts and possibilities. However, the process can often feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to making the new space feel like your own.

The Guardian - AU

Fast-track to where? The new law opening up New Zealand to a mining boom

Critics say the country’s unique biodiversity is at risk as the government plans to boost mineral exports to $3bn by 2035

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‘The spin has been wrong’: rock art expert raises concerns over critical report ahead of Woodside decision

Environment minister Murray Watt is due to make a decision on whether to extend the controversial North West Shelf development in coming days

The Guardian - UK

The Road to Patagonia review – an epic journey from Alaska to the Andes

Director Matty Hannon’s adventures are a dazzling cinematic homage to nature even if his environmental commentary sometimes roams a bit too freely

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand will not be ‘guilt-tripped’ over environment, resources minister says

Shane Jones is unapologetic about his plan to double mineral exports to $3bn over the next decade despite criticism over potential environmental impacts

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10 Things You Should NEVER Assume About a Quiet Roommate

Living with a quiet roommate can be a unique experience—sometimes peaceful, sometimes puzzling. Maybe you’re used to lively chatter or constant activity, and suddenly, you find yourself sharing a space with someone who prefers silence. It’s easy to make assumptions about a quiet roommate, but those assumptions can lead to…

The Guardian - AU

Reliable energy or ‘carbon bomb’? What’s at stake in the battle over Australia’s North West Shelf

Pollution damage to the ‘oldest outdoor art gallery on Earth’ is among the concerns as Woodside seeks to extend the life of a huge liquified natural gas project

The Guardian - AU

The fight for Woogaroo Forest: new housing could silence some of Queensland’s ‘virtuoso songbirds’

In eucalyptus woodland near Ipswich, where developers see new housing, ecologists see crucial habitat for endangered wildlife such as koalas, frill-necked lizards and increasingly rare birds

Kids Ain't Cheap

What the Rise of Micro-Daycares Means for Your Wallet

Across the country, more parents are turning away from large, traditional childcare centers and enrolling their little ones in smaller, home-based programs known as micro-daycares. These intimate setups—often capped at six or fewer children—are popping up in neighborhoods and apartment complexes as families look for cost-effective, flexible options. While micro-daycares…

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