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Supreme Court questions Centre on GM mustard

The Supreme Court on January 11 questioned the government on whether the Genetic Engineering Appraisal Committee (GEAC) had considered the reports of the court-appointed Technical Experts Committee (TEC) on the biosafety of transgenic mustard hybrid DMH-11 before approving it for environmental release.

The Hindu

Zac Goldsmith banned from driving after being caught speeding four times

Former environment minister quit as minister last summer, accusing Rishi Sunak of ‘apathy’ towards climate change

The Independent UK

‘You cannot prepare for the future without having a sense of the past’

The recently concluded Vijay Thiruvady Memorial Lecture, saw Mahesh Rangarajan elucidate on how the 20th century shaped India’s present and continues to impact its future. Titled, ‘India Ekologika: Revisiting India’s 20th-Century Environmental History’, his talk highlighted how decisions made at crucial junctures of history had a profound impact on politics,…

The Hindu

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Keeping Nursing Home Residents Active And Happy In Their Golden Years

As individuals transition into their golden years, the importance of a fulfilling and active lifestyle becomes paramount, especially for those residing in nursing homes.

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Engine maker Cummins to repair, replace 600,000 Ram trucks in $2 billion emissions cheating scandal

The Department of Justice released new details of a settlement with engine manufacturer Cummins Inc. Wednesday that include a mandatory recall of 600,000 Ram trucks, and remedying the environmental damage it caused when it illegally installed emissions control software

The Independent UK

Scientists discover what wiped out the largest great ape to ever live

A new study suggests an ancient species of great ape was likely driven to extinction by environmental changes

The Independent UK

Giganto, largest ever primate, died out due to diet change, say scientists

Giant primate ate bark and twigs after climate change turned sub-tropical environment into savannah

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Recurrent respiratory infections in children on the rise: Here are a few preventive tips

In recent times, an alarming surge in Recurrent Respiratory Infections (RRIs) among children has been witnessed worldwide. Recurrent Respiratory Infections (RRIs) refer to a pattern of frequent and repeated infections affecting the respiratory system, encompassing the nose, throat, lungs, and sinuses. Individuals with RRIs experience multiple episodes of conditions like…

The Times of India

‘We can’t pretend the ecological crisis is separate’: the economist thinking differently about climate breakdown

James Meadway, once a Labour adviser and now a podcast host, says the separation between climate and economy has to end

The Guardian - UK

Why Conservatives Turned Against the Environment

They’re busy making accusations of “eco-radicalism” while the world burns. It wasn’t always like that

The Walrus

Plantation companies in Karnataka owe ₹2,000 crore govt.: Khandre

Minister for Forest, Ecology and Environment Eshwar Khandre on Tuesday said that many private plantation companies in the State owe the government about ₹2,000 crore in lease rentals and interest on dues.

The Hindu

Small-scale solar has key benefits, and one critical weakness, over large solar farms

A new study shows size matters in solar energy. The first ever life-cycle analysis comparing big and small solar photovoltaic systems has concluded that small-scale solar systems are in fact better for the environment than even the largest, and most efficient, solar farm.

The Conversation

Poland to halt logging in 10 of its most ancient forests

New environment minister says measures – affecting just 1.5% of state-managed woods – are first step to stemming destruction

The Guardian - UK

PhD students' mental health is poor and the pandemic made it worse – but there are coping strategies that can help

A pre-pandemic study on PhD students’ mental health showed that they often struggle with such issues. Financial insecurity and feelings of isolation can be among the factors affecting students’ wellbeing.

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Bhutan's Tobgay, Environmental Advocate Facing Economic Headwinds

The man set to become Bhutan's new prime minister is a passionate environmental advocate and sportsman, a veteran politician in a mountain kingdom where parliamentary democracy is still young.

TechRadar

Development security is all in the delivery

Discussing how security teams are facing the challenge of securing applications in these environments.

Smart ring brand Ultrahuman introduces new tracking device that monitors your home

Ultrahuman launches home tracking device that measures how your environment affects your health

Android Central

Ultrahuman is stepping beyond smart rings to warn you if your home is toxic

The Ultrahuman Home will tell you if there's something wrong with your home environment, helping you to find the root cause of your poor sleep.

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The Conversation

What Taoism teaches about the body and being healthy

New Year’s resolutions often come with a renewed investment in making our bodies healthier. Many may take to the newest diet plan or sign up for a health club membership, but it is worth taking some time to consider what actually constitutes a healthy, happy body.

The National (Scotland)

Firm at centre of Post Office scandal has major Government contract renewed

THE IT giant at the centre of the Post Office Horizon scandal has been given an extension to a multimillion Government contract for running…

Newcastle Herald

Investor says Victorian 'setback' shows benefits of Hunter wind farms

'You've got a bloody fantastic port there already.'

The Hindu

The government has trapped Project Tiger, now 50, in a tough spot | Explained

The Indian government’s violations of the Wildlife (Protection) Act and the Forest Rights Act have exacerbated conflicts in Tiger Reserves between the forest bureaucracy and forest-dwellers, ultimately endangering India’s tigers.

The Conversation

As Australia's net zero transition threatens to stall, rooftop solar could help provide the power we need

Australia is not rolling out clean energy projects nearly fast enough to reach the Australian government’s target of 82% renewable electricity by 2030. A huge build of solar and wind farms, transmission lines and big batteries is needed. But progress is challenged by the scale required, community resistance to new…

The Conversation

'Cli-fi' might not save the world, but writing it could help with your eco-anxiety

The consequences of climate change weigh on all of us, especially as we face an El Niño summer, with floods and fires already making themselves felt in the Australian environment.

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Private Peregrine lander launches to the moon: What science could it do?

Astrobotic's Peregrine moon lander launched today (Jan. 8) with five NASA science payloads aboard. Here's what the experiments are designed to do.

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