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Illegal Dump the Size of a Football Field Triggers Arrests in Oxfordshire

Two men have been arrested in connection with a huge fly tip that appeared in a field in Oxfordshire

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Plastic patrol: the citizen scientists tackling litter in Australian waterways

Plastics make up the majority of litter across the country. In the absence of regulation, the public are taking matters into their own hands

The Guardian - AU

How Trump’s EPA rollbacks could harm our air and water – and worsen global heating

Experts say administration has launched ‘war on all fronts’ to undo environmental rules – here are the key areas at risk

The Guardian - US

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Why Lord Shiva Sits in Cremation Grounds Despite Being the Kindest God

Lord Shiva is referred to as Bholenath, the naive, kind, and easily placated god who freely bestows blessings on followers. However, one of the most mysterious depictions of Shiva depicts him seated in a cremation site, surrounded by stillness, ashes, and death. Many people find this disturbing. However, it contains…

Times Life

Two men arrested in connection with huge illegal rubbish dump

The site is thought to contain around 20,000 tonnes of waste

The Independent UK

4 Temple Rituals That Transform Relationships and Emotional Energy

Temples are sacred spaces where rituals have the power to transform emotional energy and improve relationships. In Indian mythology, certain temple practices are known to remove negativity, strengthen bonds, and bring lasting peace to families. Performing these rituals with devotion and sincerity opens the door to divine blessings and positive…

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Stop Hanging Wet Towels in This Bathroom Area

A small daily bathroom habit which you never realised can actually harm your skin very badly. Hanging your wet towel does not seem that harmless unless where do you hang it means. The wrong spot or area can be the problem of bacterias, molds and unpleasant smell. Even if your…

Times Life

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How HR Teams in Large Organisations Can Combat the UK’s Post-Holiday Disengagement

The aim of annual leave is to give employees some well-needed time away from work to relax and recharge their batteries. It sounds simple, right?

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10 Types of Men Women Can’t Stop Thinking About : Are You One of Them?

Attraction goes beyond physical appearance. Personality is the key to forming meaningful and lasting connections. Women are naturally drawn to men who make them feel safe, respected, and valued. Traits like kindness, emotional intelligence, humor, confidence, and reliability play a vital role in building strong relationships. Understanding these qualities helps…

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How to set up a fish tank the right way; important steps to remember

It may seem like a simple process to set up a fish tank but doing it the right way is very important. A well-set-up aquarium ensures a stable environment and even prevents problems such as cloudy water, illness, or the death of your fish. Whether you are a beginner fish…

Times Pets

Struggling to Focus? 5 Secret Tricks the Most Successful People Never Tell

Self-control is the foundation of success, discipline, and effective decision-making. It helps you stay focused, resist distractions, and achieve long-term goals with consistency. Without self-control, impulsive choices, procrastination, and lack of focus can take over daily life. The good news is that self-control is a skill that can be developed…

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Winter changes more than the weather — it changes how we connect. Here’s how to stay socially engaged

Throughout Earth’s history, life in temperate and polar zones has had to contend with the cold and darkness of winter. Across species, seasonal adaptation is the norm. Some animals hibernate, others migrate, and many reduce activity, conserve energy, and narrow their social and ecological range until conditions improve. These strategies…

The Conversation

Organic salmon certifier forced to share findings amid claims consumers misled

Information tribunal rules Soil Association must disclose salmon farm inspection reports to WildFish campaigners

The Guardian - UK

How to cut harmful emissions from ditches and canals – new research

Ditches and canals are the underdog of the freshwater world. These human-made waterways are often forgotten, devalued and perceived negatively – think “dull as ditchwater”. But these unsung heroes have a hidden potential for climate change mitigation, if they’re managed correctly.

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'Forever chemicals' could cost Europe €1.7 trillion by 2050

PFAS pollution in Europe could cost society up to €1.7 trillion by 2050, as the European Union weighs how to deal with so-called “forever chemicals” that persist in the environment and the human body.

The Independent UK

Legal setbacks against a dam in the Amazon raise questions about Brazil's reliance on hydropower

Brazilian courts have found that the Belo Monte hydropower plant in the Amazon failed to meet environmental and social requirements

Times Pets

Too Busy for a Pet? These 5 Companions Fit Real Life Perfectly

When Love Meets A Busy Life Modern life is loud, fast, and demanding. Between work calls, deadlines, commuting, and side projects, many people feel they simply do not have time for a pet. Yet the desire to have a companion remains. The wish to come home to a living presence,…

Times Pets

Feather Plucking In Parrots Is Not Random. Here Is Why It Happens

Parrots are known for their bright feathers, sharp intelligence, and emotional bonding with humans. So when a parrot starts pulling out its own feathers, the sight can feel heartbreaking and confusing. Many pet parents assume it is just a bad habit or boredom. In reality, feather plucking is often a…

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6 Powerful Lord Ganesha Mantras That Heal Your Mind and Soul

Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and the source of wisdom, is revered for his ability to heal the mind, body, and soul. Chanting his mantras daily promotes inner peace, positivity, and emotional strength. These sacred vibrations help release stress, boost confidence, and clear mental and emotional blockages. Regular practice…

Times Pets

10 Parrot breeds exclusively found in india that you most likely don’t know

India is a land of diverse parrot species, most of which are unknown to the outside world. While the green parakeet is quite common, there are some other lesser-known parrot species found in certain parts of India. Here are 10 parrot breeds that are exclusively found in India that are…

Times Pets

Why Rabbits Can Seem Perfectly Fine One Day and Be Gone the Next

Rabbits are soft, silent companions. They sit quietly beside you, twitch their noses gently, and live their lives without demanding attention the way other pets do. This calm nature is exactly why losing a rabbit suddenly feels so shocking and deeply painful. Many rabbit parents replay the same thought again…

Evening Standard

EasyJet blames ‘competitive environment’ as winter losses grow

The Luton-based group reported a headline pre-tax loss of £93 million for the three months to December 31.

Euronews

Greece's economy is making progress, but global risks loom large

The economy is showing signs of steady improvement, with lower borrowing costs and increased investment interest. The ESM and MSCI acknowledge progress, but warn of risks from a more uncertain international environment.

Newslaundry

Only 3 meetings on Delhi’s air crisis. But guess how many air purifiers in ministry’s office

Delhi’s air crisis is neither sudden nor unforeseeable.

The Independent UK

Retired couple fear ‘scariest’ Storm Chandra flooding as major incident declared

Lesley and John Parker, from Somerset, also criticised the Environment Agency for their response to the storm

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