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Environmental impact statement released for Sun Cable's $30 billion solar energy project

An environmental impact assessment shows Sun Cable's proposed $30 billion project would result in significant reductions of greenhouse gas emissions, but could also cause some potentially negative impacts.

ABC News

Welsh Rugby Union appoint new man to 'complex and vital' role

There's a new man in post at the Welsh Rugby Union

Wales Online

Over 140 West Lothian teachers off sick as covid cases surge

Teachers are demanding free covid testing in schools continues after Easter holidays

Daily Record

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Dumfries and Galloway classes could return to home learning due to teacher absences

Staff shortages due to increasing coronavirus cases have hit a number of schools across the region

Daily Record

Teachers demand free Covid tests stay in West Lothian schools as 142 staff off sick

Free access to Covid tests will end in West Lothian schools at the start of the new term. Teaching unions fear that some young people or families will not be able to afford the £20 cost.

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian teachers expect "tsunami" of appeals on exams

A teaching union says it expects huge numbers of appeals on results as pupils get ready for their first sit down National and Higher exams in two years.

Edinburgh Live

Allow councils to close individual schools on health grounds, MSPs urged

The EIS said local authorities have had to keep schools open even when hundreds of children and numerous staff members have been off with Covid.

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Violence and verbal abuse taking toll on teachers’ health, survey finds

The EIS found almost half of teachers have considered leaving the profession.

The Independent UK

NSW's Blue Mountains could lose World Heritage status if Warragamba dam plan goes ahead: experts

Scientific advisers to UNESCO have delivered a scathing assessment of the NSW government's plans to raise Warragamba dam, prompting fears that the Blue Mountains could lose its World Heritage status if the project proceeds.

ABC News

Pay offer overwhelmingly rejected by Scotland’s largest teaching union

Of those who took part in a ballot organised by the EIS, 98% voted against the pay offer.

The Independent UK

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