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Government plan to burn £4bn of PPE ‘costly to environment and Treasury’

The Public Accounts Committee has asked the Department of Health and Social Care to clarify its proposal, including predicted costs.

The Independent UK

FOI shows NSW planning department 'coaching' miner to stress BlueScope link, green groups say

Environmental groups say private emails obtained under Freedom Of Information laws show the NSW Department of Planning "coaching" a mining company seeking approval for a coal mine extension after it was rejected by an independent planning panel.

ABC News

Amul urges environment ministry to postpone ban on plastic straw by one year; cites paucity of paper straws

NEW DELHI: Leading dairy firm Amul has urged the environment ministry to postpone the ban imposed on plastic straw by one year due to lack of adequate availability of paper straws in the domestic as well as international markets.

The Times of India

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Could The Metaverse Spark A Monumental Price Rally For Cybersecurity Stocks?

As talk of the metaverse intensifies, we can see a greater emphasis being placed on the stocks that are likely to play a key role in powering the brave new digital frontier. This invariably includes cybersecurity firms that are set to keep individuals secure in a massively interconnected online environment.

Benzinga

Jack Del Rio’s comments could be “nail in the coffin” for Commanders’ stadium bill

The Washington Commanders want a new stadium. Politicians are telling them that their toxic environment will stand in the way of that process.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Mum hits back after stranger calls her son dirty for playing in muddy puddles

A mum has hit back at criticism she's received from other parents for letting her young son play in muddy puddles, explaining how she encourages him to "explore his environment"

Daily Mirror

Glasgow Tribeca staff in dispute with boss at Merchant City branch over 'backlog of missing wages'

Staff at Tribeca diner in the Merchant City have launched a dispute with their boss over claims that money was being deducted from their wages and that they were not given holiday or sick pay.

Glasgow Live

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Giant fungus spreading into rivers near East Midlands Airport being investigated

Concerns have been raised about the impact of the process

Nottingham Post

This is why your dying houseplant is making you sad

People feel more uplifted and relaxed around plants that they perceive as beautiful

The Independent UK

What's at stake with Indonesia's controversial jobs creation law?

Indonesia's parliament is set to revisit a contentious Job Creation law to comply with a court order to fix procedural flaws during its 2020 passage, amid renewed pressure from unions and environmentalists to overturn the legislation.

Reuters

For the 1st Time in Years, Gazans Enjoy Clean Seawater

The water looks crystal blue, with no trace of sewage, the yellow sand is clean and the smell in the air is salty and pleasant, giving beachgoers in Gaza their first experience in years of clean and safe beaches. Untreated sewage has flowed directly into the waters off Gaza for…

Asharq Al-Awsat

NSW Premier defends state’s koala plan as outgoing MP Catherine Cusack slams it as 'sheer madness'

New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet is standing by his government's environmental record after Catherine Cusack slammed its koala plan as "sheer madness" and "grotesque".

ABC News

Remains of Dumfries and Galloway port designated a national monument

Historic Environment Scotland has named Carsethorn Pier a protected featured following detailed research

Daily Record

Activists take water regulator to court over sewage in English and Welsh rivers

Environmental group Wild Justice seeks judicial review of Ofwat’s alleged failure to monitor water firms and act on discharges

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EU regulators ‘dismissed evidence’ linking glyphosate to rodent tumours

European Chemical Agency’s positive assessment for continued sale of substance is flawed, say environmental campaigners

Benzinga

The Only Proven Way To Geometrically Increase Your Wealth

One thing I knew early on in life is that I wanted to be the chess player, not the chess piece. If you're reacting, you're the chess piece that someone else is manipulating in the environment. The first thing I knew I had to figure out was, how am I…

The Independent UK

Toxic lead left behind by game hunts ‘killing 100,000 birds a year’

Exclusive: MPs and lords urge government to ban lead shots which are ‘poisoning our environment’

Daily Mirror

UK Athletics chief praises Anyika Onuora's 'immense bravery' in speaking out

Mark Munro claims a 'different environment' exists at UK Athletics now and vows: "No act is considered too small to be ignored"

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The Conversation

Local efforts have cut plastic waste on Australia's beaches by almost 30% in 6 years

It’s common to hear about large amounts of plastic waste floating around our oceans. But while the problem of plastic waste is growing globally, in Australia it’s going the other way.

The Conversation

Small green spaces can help keep cities cool during heat waves

A recent World Meteorological Organization report called heat waves the “deadliest meteorological hazard” from 2015 to 2019, affecting people living on all continents, and setting new national heat records in many regions. Canada’s top weather event in 2021 was British Columbia’s record-breaking heat, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada.…

AAP

Call for dialogue on Qld mine emissions

The Queensland coal sector has called for more clarity from the state government on its plans to lower emissions from existing coal mines.

The Guardian - AU

Scientists report ‘heartening’ 30% reduction in plastic pollution on Australia’s coast

CSIRO researchers say efforts to raise public awareness have quickly led to improvements in the environment

Asharq Al-Awsat

Lebanon Pine Forest Blaze Begins Wildfire Season

Emergency teams brought under control a massive blaze in Lebanon's largest pine forest on Wednesday that authorities said could be deliberate, as the country braced for another summer of fires. The fire in the northern Dinniyeh region broke out on Tuesday night, prompting the army and volunteer firefighters to scramble…

Newsroom.co.nz

Farmers don't need nitrogen fertilisers at all

We must dramatically reduce the amount of reactive nitrogen in the environment. That means less not more nitrogen fertilisers, regardless of how they are made, says Charles Merfield

The Hindu

India opposes environmental index ranking

The the Environmental Performance Index is prepared by researchers at the Yale and Columbia universities in the United States.

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