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'Fake gas shortage': anger at premier's fracking threat

Conservationists have slammed a premier over his comments about a gas shortage and fracking in the Kimberley region if a Woodside gas project isn't developed.

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Tipping point? The scramble to contain global energy crisis

It's easy to lecture world leaders about how fuel subsidies ruin the environment and bleed state coffers dry, but try telling that to beleaguered Bolivians and cornered Kenyans, two of the many nations where the energy crisis has reached breaking point with citizens unable to keep up with prices at…

France 24

Thicker skin needed

The latest verbal threat that Environment Minister Suchart Chomklin made against a journalist who was grilling him about a survey on bribery amounts to more than just media intimidation. It raises questions about whether the government of Anutin Charnvirakul has what it takes to seriously battle bureaucratic graft.

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Game Maker Sketchbook 2026 celebrates the unsung heroes of game art

From iconic character design to rich environment art, here are this year's selections.

Creative Bloq

IBO International Expands its Multi Asset Trading Experience with a Unified Platform Approach

IBO International, a global trading brand, has expanded its multi-asset offering through IBO Pro 500. The platform brings its terminal, market tools, account services and technical operations into one trading environment. The company is focusing on traders who follow several markets and need a cleaner route from market reading to…

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SpaceX is poised to go public and test the latest version of its massive Starship rocket amidst criticism about its environmental impact

SpaceX is proceeding with two major milestones with consequences that could be, at a minimum, global. The company, owned by Elon Musk and valued at upwards of US$1.5 trillion, released its financial details on May 20, 2026 in advance of an IPO scheduled for June 12 and anticipated to be…

The Conversation

Campaigners take French state to court over toxic ‘forever chemicals’

Environmental organisations and residents of some of France’s worst PFAS pollution hotspots have launched legal action against the French state, accusing it of long-standing failure to tackle contamination by so-called “forever chemicals”.

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Colombia’s climate crossroads: Trumpism casts shadow over presidential battle

Colombia is a global leader in climate activism. Could US influence drag country to a future of mining and fracking?

The Guardian - UK

In FY26, private banks' return on equity moderates amid NIM pressure, treasury losses

Private banks saw their profitability dip in FY26. Net interest margins faced pressure as loan rates adjusted faster than deposit rates in a falling interest rate environment. Treasury income also declined. This led to a moderation in return on equity for major lenders like HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, and ICICI…

The Economic Times

Why Your Dog Keeps Staring at You Without Blinking

You are sitting quietly on your couch. Your dog is across the room. And suddenly, you notice it again. Those eyes. Completely fixed on you. No barking. No movement. No blinking. Just staring. At first, it feels adorable. Then slightly confusing. Sometimes even unsettling. Many dog owners secretly wonder the…

Times Pets

Turn fog into water: How these women are using an incredible technique to survive in harsh, dry mountains

In Morocco’s drought-hit Anti-Atlas Mountains, women are changing lives by turning fog into clean drinking water. Using giant mesh nets installed across mountain peaks, communities are able to capture moisture from dense Atlantic fog and convert it into a reliable water source. The groundbreaking initiative is helping villages combat severe…

The Economic Times

Why This Mountain Bird Vanishes Every Winter

Imagine standing in the snowy mountains of North America, surrounded by endless white landscapes, and looking directly at a bird without even noticing it. That sounds impossible. But hidden high above the tree line lives a small bird that almost disappears into the snow itself. One season it wears bright…

Times Pets

Toxic chemicals in pet flea treatments harming wildlife, UK study warns

Flea treatment chemicals fipronil and imidacloprid also implicated in lower cognitive scores in children with autism

The Guardian - UK

Why Pigeons Prefer Walking Over Flying

Have you ever noticed something strange while walking through a crowded street? A pigeon calmly walks between hundreds of people as if humans do not even exist. No panic. No sudden flight. Sometimes you almost step near them, yet they simply move a few inches away and continue searching for…

Times Pets

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Is This Racist? PM Modi Cartoon Triggers Online Storm

In the digital age, a single image can travel faster than facts, opinions, or context. That is exactly what happened when a cartoon of Prime Minister Narendra Modi appeared in a Norwegian newspaper opinion piece. What was meant as political commentary quickly turned into a global discussion. The illustration divided…

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Agoda Survey Reveals Growing Interest for Experiences that Protect Nature and Support Local Communities

SINGAPORE, May 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Digital travel platform Agoda's 2026 Sustainable Travel Survey reveals a growing interest in travel experiences that create meaningful connections and tangible impact on local communities. In Asia, 35% of travelers express a desire for more tours and experiences that protect the environment and support…

The Independent UK

Warning England’s taps could run dry amid growing drought threat

A report found while the UK is not short of rainfall, it must drastically improve how it stores, manages, and reuses water

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5 Resilient Planting Ideas From the RHS Chelsea Flower Show That Will Future-Proof US Gardens

These designer-approved ideas will strengthen your yard against drought, excessive rain, and extreme weather

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NBA changemaker now steadying the Silver Ferns

After netball's turbulent year, NBA performance guru Chelsea Lane has come in to “steady the waka” in the Silver Ferns and rebuild trust ahead of the Commonwealth Games

The Guardian - UK

More than 40 arrests made after UK activists target ‘bee-killing’ pesticides

Environmental activists lock themselves to pesticide barrels in protest outside Syngenta headquarters

MarketBeat

Arcos Dorados Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

Arcos Dorados (NYSE:ARCO) reported a stronger first quarter of 2026, with management saying revenue, adjusted EBITDA and cash flow improved despite a challenging consumer environment in parts of Latin America. Chief Executive Officer Luis Raganato said total revenue rose about 13% and exceeded $1.2

The Conversation

As corporations race for the stars, we need international collaboration on space governance

The science academies of G7 member countries have identified international space governance as a pressing issue for the G7 Leaders’ Summit, to be held from June 15-17 in Evian, France.

The Economic Times

In 2018, an 8-year-old girl stepped into a Swedish lake and pulled out a real ancient sword

A young girl found an ancient sword in a Swedish lake. The discovery happened due to low water levels. Experts confirmed the sword is about 1,500 years old. This find shows how environmental changes can reveal hidden history. Archaeologists also found other items nearby. Such discoveries are rare and important…

The Economic Times

How a 15-year-old boy gave millions of blind people the ability to read

Louis Braille, a teenager, created a revolutionary dot-based reading system. This system, based on a six-dot cell, allows blind individuals to read and write through touch. Its simplicity and effectiveness made it a global success. Even today, Braille remains a vital tool for education and daily life, aiding millions worldwide…

Evening Standard

Muir vows to tackle climate change as ‘defining challenge of our generation’

During an address Andrew Muir also reaffirmed his strong support for an Independent Environmental Protection Agency.

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