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Tories accused by own watchdog of failing to keep environment promises

No progress found on 23 targets from 25-year green plan for England as wildlife declines at ‘eye-watering’ rate

The Guardian - UK

Top fashion trends that will be popular in 2023

In the ever-evolving fashion world, sustainability is growing more like a trend than a need. Due to problems including plastic pollution, climate change, the loss of coral reefs, deforestation, water shortages, and overdependence on nature, the fashion industry has been questioned about its impact on the environment for decades. Thereby,…

The Times of India

Botanical artist documenting species on 8-metre scrolls to raise environmental awareness

After witnessing the impacts of climate change, urban encroachment, and tree diebacks, Sharon Field is drawing a plant species a day on paper scrolls, which have been on display as far afield as New York.

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Could the return of El Niño in 2023 take us above 1.5C of warming? – podcast

Scientists have predicted the return of the El Niño climate phenomenon later this year. Its arrival will result in even higher global temperatures and supercharged extreme weather events. Ian Sample speaks to environment editor Damian Carrington about what we can expect from El Niño and whether we’re prepared

The Guardian - UK

Environmental justice targets needed to cut global inequality, say researchers

Plan unveiled at Davos to find fair limits on impact of climate and other crises, which most affect poorer countries

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak dismisses idea not to share cakes at work for sake of colleagues' health

The food expert suggested creating a 'supportive environment' at work - No 10 gave out mini-cupcakes to reporters in Parliament to show Mr Sunak’s commitment to indulging in sweet treats at work

Daily Mirror

NI's former top civil servant warns of 'danger' Retained EU Law Bill poses to our environment

"This Bill is a real and present danger to our environment and to many of the safeguards and protections we take for granted in our daily lives"

Belfast Live

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NBA fans think Kyrie Irving, Nic Claxton took not-so-subtle shots at James Harden

"Last year ... it was kind of a toxic environment."

USA Today Sports Media Group

George Eustice is latest Tory MP to announce exit strategy as he announces plan to pursue ‘final career outside politics’

The former environment secretary said he will not be challenging to retain the seat of Camborne and Redruth, in Cornwall

Evening Standard

Sunak on ‘shaky ground’ over concessions to rebels, say senior Tories

Former ministers say PM risks counter-rebellion over planning, environment and online safety amendments

The Guardian - UK

Ex-minister who criticised Brexit trade deal latest Tory MP to step down

Former environment secretary George Eustice wants to pursue ‘final career outside politics’

The Independent UK

Top Tory George Eustice says he will stand down at next general election

The former Environment Secretary joins a growing number of Tories choosing to stand down amid fears Conservative MPs will lose their seats due to growing Labour support in the polls

Daily Mirror

Major flooding incident declared with Somerset residents urged to take action

The Environment Agency have this morning declared a major incident due to the on-going flooding in the west and south west of England as residents are told they should 'plan for the worst'

Daily Mirror

NSG to Procure Robots For Surveillance Purposes

The National Security Guard (NSG) will procure surveillance robots to reduce human intervention and provide seamless surveillance in a hazardous environment where continuous supervision and security are necessary. Read on for details:

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Burberry’s Sales Growth Slows to 1% on China COVID Hit

British luxury brand Burberry's like-for-like sales growth slowed sharply to 1% in the quarter to end-December as COVID-19-related disruption in mainland China largely offset a stronger performance in Europe. Analysts were expecting a 2% rise, according to a company-supplied consensus. It had reported growth of 11% for the previous quarter.…

The Guardian - UK

Environment Agency workers in England go on strike in pay dispute

Automatic warning system activated to issue flood alerts during industrial action by staff on Wednesday

The Independent UK

Employees told they shouldn’t bring cake to the office

Professor Susan Jebb said while it is a choice to eat sweet treats, people can help each other by providing a ‘supportive environment’

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Military and specialist training helped prepare Tasmania graduate Jack for a challenging stint in Ukraine

A university course designed for people looking to work in extreme and often chaotic environments was the perfect grounding for Jack Dear as he headed off to Ukraine to help the injured.

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Jadon Sancho edges closer to first-team return after specialised training programme

Jadon Sancho has been away from the Manchester United environment for a prolonged period after undergoing a specific training programme but has now returned to Carrington

Reason

No, Recycling Will Not Save the Environment

Despite what you may have heard, many "recyclables" sent to recycling plants are never recycled at all.

Newcastle Herald

Newling delivers rough, ready and touch of sweetness

WAS it balmy or barmy? Adam Newling's Cambridge Hotel show last Friday for his latest single Barmy, was a whole lot of both. This was one of those old-fashioned rock shows where it's so humid there's actual condensation forming on the walls and post-show your damp with sweat, and it's…

The Independent UK

Food watchdog boss warns against bringing cake to the office

Professor Susan Jebb said while it is a choice to eat sweet treats, people can help each other by providing a ‘supportive environment’.

ABC News

Hobart's Macquarie Point wastewater plant regularly breaching rules for toxic discharge

Documents obtained by the ABC reveal Hobart's largest wastewater treatment plant — next to the site of the proposed AFL stadium — is regularly breaching environmental standards for discharging chemicals into the River Derwent.

The Conversation

How workplaces can encourage diverse personalities, values and attitudes

If you work for an organization that believes diversity can increase organizational performance and employee well-being, we have a secret to share with you: despite what is commonly espoused about diversity, very few organizations have actually achieved benefits through current diversity approaches.

Newcastle Herald

Views versus privacy as neighbours' tree stoush heads to court

A hedge too high: Land and Environment court rules that 5m hedge too tall

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