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UK approves drilling at controversial North Sea gas field despite environmental concerns

The Shell Group, one of the project's co-developers, predicts the field can produce around 6.5% of the UK’s gas production at its peak.

Euronews · 1h ago

Activists protest outside UK Government office over Jackdaw decision

Activists have staged a protest outside the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero in London after the UK Government approved Jackdaw

The National (Scotland) · 2h ago

US extreme weather survivors are a growing group – now they want to be a political force

At a gathering in Texas, near where floods killed 136 people last year, survivors are united on the need for urgent action

The Guardian - US · 2h ago

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Jackdaw approval act of 'climate vandalism and betrayal of our futures,' say Greens

THE UK Government has been accused of “climate vandalism” and committing a “devastating betrayal of our children’s future” by approving the Jackdaw gas field, the Scottish Greens have said.

The National (Scotland) · 5h ago

Pakistan's factory workers swelter in extreme heat as global brands fail on safety pledges

Extreme heat intensified by climate change is creating dangerous conditions for factory workers in Pakistan

The Independent UK · 11h ago

Bolivia's Ethanol Mandate Targets 15% Blend by November Amid Its Worst Fuel Crisis in Decades

Bolivia and its sugar mills signed a two-phase deal to raise the ethanol blend to 15% by Nov. 1, 2026, and 18% by April 2027 to cut a $3.2B fuel import bill.

Latin Times · 11h ago

Quarry Boosts Water Backup: Atlanta digs Bellwood reservoir and tunnels; emergency supply reaches 90 days

Atlanta has created a reservoir in Bellwood Quarry, which holds about 2.4 billion gallons of water. This reservoir allows the city to extend its water supply backup from mere days to potentially 90 days. The quarry was repurposed for water storage after granite mining operations ceased, highlighting innovative resource management.…

The Times of India · 17h ago

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Reclaimed Reservoir Park Guide: Former mine becomes Edward Medard Park; visitors find trails and fishing

Edward Medard Park and Reservoir, located near Plant City in Florida, is a popular destination, drawing about 500,000 visitors every year. Once a phosphate mining area, it has been revitalized into a public outdoor haven. The Southwest Florida Water Management District has created a lake by impounding water, enhancing recreational…

The Times of India · 18h ago

New Yorkers Don't Compost. Will They Be Fined Into Compliance?

The city mandates composting, but New Yorkers don’t like to be told what to do with their garbage—and don't seem all that clear on the rules in the first place.

Reason · 21h ago

The Farmers’ Almanac forecast for this Thanksgiving it out. Here’s what to know

‘It does not look like a major nationwide storm will dominate the week’

The Independent UK · 22h ago

Texas data center boom could erase decades of progress on air quality

A new report warns that the state’s air quality progress could be reversed by the end of the decade, especially if facilities use natural gas power.

The Texas Tribune · Oct 20

Life-size Ron DeSantis statue melts away to reveal gruesome surprise underneath

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The Independent UK · Oct 20

‘For Panama, it is life or death’: how drought is choking the canal that feeds a nation

Failed rains and a dire El Niño threaten the waterway that sustains the country, with farmers selling cattle to survive

The Guardian - UK · Oct 20

Thanksgiving week weather forecast 2026: Which US regions could face snow and rain in 2026? Check forecast for East, MidWest, Rockies and more

The Farmers’ Almanac long-range outlook for Thanksgiving week 2026 (Nov. 23-26) points to a typical late-November pattern, not a major nationwide storm. The East looks cool and dry, and the Southeast mild and sunny. Snow showers are possible in the Great Lakes, Upper Midwest, northern Plains and Rockies, while the…

The Economic Times · Oct 20

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The Times of India · Oct 20

Route 66 Bottle Forest: son keeps Elmer’s desert ranch open; visitors fuel its fragile future

In the year 2000, Elmer Long embarked on a creative journey, crafting stunning bottle trees in the Mojave Desert, a tribute to his father's passion for collecting bottles on their desert adventures. Following Elmer's death in 2019, his son Elliott took the reins of the ranch. While entry remains free,…

The Times of India · Oct 20

Goose Creek Substation Dispute: Judge raps Xcel over bad faith; appeal tests eminent domain limits

A contentious legal battle has arisen between Xcel Energy and the Dickey family regarding land essential for renewable energy initiatives. Xcel is contesting a recent ruling that restricts its eminent domain authority for an easement in Colorado. The conflict primarily revolves around fair compensation and proposed power line routes that…

Medical Daily · Oct 19

Cooley Fire Holds at 731 Acres as Smoke Triggers Bay Area Air Advisory for Sonoma, Marin, and Napa

Smoke from the 731-acre Cooley Fire drifted into Sonoma, Marin, and Napa counties. What the Bay Area air advisory means and how to protect your lungs.

Frugal Gardening · Oct 19

How to Prevent Salt Damage Near Driveway Plantings

Your driveway might be perfectly clear of ice this winter, but the shrubs and flowers growing alongside it could be paying the price. Every time you spread rock salt or another deicing product, some of those chemicals can eventually reach nearby landscaping. By spring, you may notice brown evergreen needles,…

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The Independent UK · Oct 19

Scientists uncover devastating damage to marine life 16 years after BP oil disaster

In the years after the 2010 BP oil spill, the number of fish in the deeper parts of the Gulf of Mexico dramatically declined

The Independent UK · Oct 19

Beaver 'starter homes' are being placed in US streams to help solve a pressing problem

Jackson Ramsays' ranch in southwest Wyoming is one of many areas embracing the semiaquatic rodents as nature's engineers

The Times of India · Oct 19

Buried Warm-Fluid Pavement Test: New loops keep asphalt ice-free; full-scale trials still needed

Stony Brook University researchers have developed an innovative approach to combat icy roads, utilizing heated pavement. By circulating warm fluid through loops beneath the asphalt, they aim to enhance winter road safety. Early testing indicates that this method can effectively prevent ice formation in severe cold. More studies are needed…

The Times of India · Oct 19

Jackson County Fly Ash Road Test: Missouri engineers recycle worn pavement; one-third cost saving reported

In Jackson County, Missouri, engineers have pioneered a budget-friendly approach to road repair by reutilizing old pavement. They created a stable mixture of pulverized asphalt, water, and Class C fly ash. This innovation not only led to substantial material savings but also minimized environmental harm. Testing of the newly developed…

The Economic Times · Oct 19

In the 1950s, California brought in Cape ivy as an ornamental vine; it spread across 500,000+ acres, cutting native seedling variety by as much as 95%

Cape ivy, introduced to California in the 1950s for ornamental purposes, has turned into a destructive invasive species. Its rapid growth shades native plants and competes for essential resources, leading to a significant loss of biodiversity in many regions. Efforts to eliminate this resilient vine have been challenging, but new…

The Economic Times · Oct 19

In 1995, New York turned discarded milk jugs and detergent bottles into a pier deck; 2 years later, the recycled plastic had held its key engineering properties

The 1990s marked the beginning of an intriguing investigation into recycled plastic lumber as a robust replacement for timber. Crafted chiefly from post-consumer high-density polyethylene, this material was utilized in a New York pier project. After two years of rigorous testing, the pier demonstrated encouraging signs of durability and stability,…

The Times of India · Oct 19

Recycled Asphalt Matched Lifespan: Engineers track 15-year test; construction technique shapes pavement response

In 1976, Minnesota undertook a highway reconstruction project using recycled asphalt that contained 50% reclaimed asphalt pavement. After 15 years, engineers assessed the project's performance before a planned overlay. The findings indicated that recycled asphalt performed comparably to conventional asphalt over time. The project provided valuable insights into the effectiveness…

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