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Environmental groups warn EU Commission's simplification of green laws means more pollution

The EU executive is simplifying environmental laws to "reduce administrative burden" on industry, but environmental groups argue that the decision is a reprieve for polluters.

Euronews

Food waste in South Africa is dumped in landfills - study weighs up healthier and more sustainable options

Every year, millions of tonnes of food end up in South Africa’s landfills. This is a wasted resource that deepens environmental damage, worsens food insecurity and costs the economy billions. But there are opportunities to turn what we throw away into value for people, the planet and local economies.

The Conversation

Synthetic chemicals in food system creating health burden of $2.2tn a year, report finds

Scientists issue urgent warning about chemicals, found to cause cancer and infertility as well as harming environment

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Consumers Got Coal, But Santa Dropped Off Big Gains for These 2 Retailers

Dillard’s and Macy’s stocks are surging thanks to bold strategies, tight inventory, and high-end brand focus amid a turbulent retail environment.

MarketBeat

EPA eliminates mention of fossil fuels in website on warming's causes. Scientists call it misleading

The Environmental Protection Agency has removed references to fossil fuels from its online page about climate change causes

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on waste: the festive season is a good time to think about rubbish

Editorial: Weak regulation is to blame for disastrous failures in relation to pollution. But there are solutions if people get behind them

The Guardian - UK

1st human missions to Mars should hunt for signs of life, report says

Humanity's exploration of Mars should be organized around the search for signs of past or present Red Planet life, according to a new report from the U.S. National Academies.

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How ‘everyday AI’ encourages overconsumption

From automatically generated overviews to chatbots in spreadsheets, so-called artificial intelligence is increasingly being integrated into our watches, phones, home assistants and other smart devices.

The Conversation

UN says world must jointly tackle issues of climate change, pollution, biodiversity and land loss

The United Nations says the world needs a new way of thinking about environmental crises threatening the health of people and the planet

The Independent UK

‘Food and fossil fuel production causing $5bn of environmental damage an hour’

UN GEO report says ending this harm key to global transformation required ‘before collapse becomes inevitable’

The Guardian - UK

The Future of Pool Care: How Automation Is Transforming Backyard Living in Australia

Australia has always had a deep connection to water — from sun-soaked beaches to suburban backyard pools that become the centre of family life. But as the pace of everyday living accelerates and environmental conditions become more unpredictable, pool owners are rethinking how they maintain their space. Traditional pool care…

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Drought hit areas begin to recover after surge in rainfall, officials say

The Midlands has now moved out of drought status and into recovery.

Evening Standard

Ex-Sony boss Shuhei Yoshida says Japanese devs likely can't keep up with Chinese games: "They are made in an environment which allows for hiring a large number of personnel who can work long hours"

"It would be quite difficult for Japanese developers to make games in the same way miHoYo does"

GamesRadar

Threats, armed men and bodyguards are facts of life for activists in Colombia's Amazon

Jani Silva is a renowned environmental activist in Colombia’s Amazon, but she has been unable to live in her house for nearly a decade

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The Conversation

Politics with Michelle Grattan: Sarah Hanson-Young on the social media ban as a risky ‘fake silver bullet’

The Greens have suffered a year of significant setbacks. The election saw their numbers go backwards, losing three of their four lower house seats, then one of their senators, Dorinda Cox, defected to Labor.

The Conversation

South Africa’s water, energy and food crisis: why fixing one means fixing them all

South Africa faces serious water, energy and food problems. Drought, overuse and ageing infrastructure strain water supplies. Coal-fired electricity is not sustainable in the long term and causes high greenhouse gas emissions. Tens of millions of people can’t afford enough food because of rising prices. These crises are interconnected: water…

The Conversation

Australia has new laws to protect nature. Do they signal an end to native forest logging?

Reforms to Australia’s nature laws have passed federal parliament. A longstanding exemption that meant federal environment laws did not apply to native logging has finally been removed from the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act.

The Conversation

Ontario’s Bill 5 erodes good governance in the province

Ontario passed Bill 5, the Protect Ontario by Unleashing Our Economy Act, in June 2025. The omnibus bill amended environmental laws and proposes “special economic zones” where the government can decide what laws will or won’t apply.

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Evening Standard

Bluetongue suspected in second herd in Co Down

A second temporary control zone has been established around the farm near Greyabbey.

The Guardian - UK

Broadcaster targeted with racist slurs accuses Farage of emboldening ‘toxic environment’ online

Farage is responsible for ‘dangerous’ culture shift, says broadcaster subject to alleged posts from Reform councillor

The Guardian - UK

Environment Agency faces landfill tax bill worth millions to clear illegal waste

Exclusive: ‘extremely unhelpful’ policy seen as deterrent to clearing thousands of dump sites across England

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11 Must-Have Items Every Remote Worker Swears By

Working from home sounds like a dream. You imagine working from the couch. However, the reality often involves back pain and distraction. A makeshift setup destroys productivity quickly. You need the right tools to thrive. This isn’t about buying expensive gadgets. It is about creating an environment that supports focus.…

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The Invisible Side of Clean Living: Advanced Technology for Healthier Indoor Air

Clean living has always been associated with food, exercise, and mindful habits — but one of the most significant components of wellbeing is something we rarely see and often forget to think about: the air inside our homes. We spend up to 90% of our time indoors, breathing in particles,…

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What Sets Top-Rated Truck Accident Lawyers Apart From the Rest

The Bronx is a borough shaped by constant motion, where commercial trucks move through busy corridors lined with apartment buildings, small businesses, and industrial hubs, creating conditions where a single mistake can lead to catastrophic consequences. Residents understand how quickly daily life can shift when a large commercial vehicle is…

The Conversation

Wood-burning stoves face new restrictions – but a loophole from Britain’s smog years is fuelling the problem

Wood-burning stoves are booming in the UK, a cosy response to high energy prices and cost of living pressures. But this comes with a hidden cost.

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