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Millions of litres of oil seeping into UK soil from ageing electricity cables

FOI requests reveal leaks beneath cities, residential areas, riverbeds and fields in ‘huge problem for environment’

The Guardian - UK

5 Store Layout Tricks That Push You to Overspend

A grocery store is a carefully engineered environment designed for one primary purpose: to get you to spend as much money as possible. Retail psychologists have spent decades studying consumer behavior, and they use that knowledge to create a store layout filled with subtle tricks that push you to overspend.…

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CAVA Operating In 'Fluid' Macro Environment Creating 'Fog For Consumers,' Says CFO — But No Pullback Yet

Mediterranean restaurant chain, Cava Group Inc. (NYSE:CAVA), is closely observing the behavior of its customers, as uncertainties continue to fog the near-term.

Benzinga

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Labor to use black summer-era measure to fast-track algal bloom response as dolphin carcass washes up on beach

Murray Watt and Sussan Ley survey devastation in Adelaide as scientists call for urgent funding for affected species

The Guardian - AU

Chinese firm could take over failing Thames Water marred by £16 billion worth of debts and sewage scandal

Ministers are preparing to take Britain’s biggest water supplier into temporary public ownership

Evening Standard

The Ministry of Defence has a long history of disregard for Scotland's environment

The Scottish Greens have demanded an investigation into a series of leaks of water contaminated by radioactive waste from a network of poorly…

The National (Scotland)

Why Are Some Retirees Being Asked to Leave Their 55+ Communities?

For many retirees, moving into a 55+ community represents the culmination of years of planning—a chance to live in a safe, social, and supportive environment...

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Boy Accidentally Discovers 275-Year-Old Ship That Was Used During the American Revolution

A boy during his beach jog discovers a 275-year-old ship.

Bored Panda

Five ways the UK can prepare for a hotter, riskier future

Extreme heat in the UK is no longer a distant or seasonal issue. It’s a growing national risk.

The Conversation

Thousands of Microsoft Exchange servers remain unpatched against major threat - here's what to do to stay safe

Improper authentication bug found in Microsoft Exchange hybrid environments that could grant threat actors lateral movement across the network.

TechRadar

Schoolboy Discovers 275-Year-Old British Royal Navy Ship On Scotland Beach While Jogging

A boy during his beach jog discovers a 275-year-old ship.

Bored Panda

Delete your old emails to save water during drought, Environment Agency tells Britons

Emails and photos stored on the cloud are supported by large water and energy-demanding data centres

The Independent UK

EU Ready To Do Plastic Pollution Deal 'But Not At Any Cost'

The European Union is ready to do a deal to land a groundbreaking treaty on plastic pollution, but not at any cost, the EU's environment commissioner insisted Tuesday.

International Business Times

Amazon and eBay must report electronics sold in UK under new recycling rules

Foreign companies selling electronics to British shoppers via online platforms like Amazon and eBay will have to start contributing to e-waste costs.

The Independent UK

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AAP

Cover-up claims over 'forever chemicals' in tap water

More types of so-called "forever chemicals" have been detected in drinking water as scientists grapple with finding and removing them from the environment.

Evening Standard

Water shortfall in England now ‘nationally significant’, drought officials warn

Reservoirs are well below average for the time of year and England is heading into more dry, heatwave conditions.

The Independent UK

Urgent drought and wildfires warning issued amid UK heatwave

Reservoirs are well below average for the time of year, and England is heading into more dry, heatwave conditions

The National (Scotland)

Investigation urged into radioactive leak in Scottish loch and ‘cover-up scandal’

THERE are calls for the UK Government to launch an investigation after radioactive water “leaked into a Scottish lock” from a nuclear weapons…

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Can the Way You Organize Your Tools Predict Your Stress Level?

You walk into your garage or workspace. Tools are everywhere. Some are in drawers, some on the floor, and a few are missing. You feel your heart rate go up. Sound familiar? The way you organize your tools might say more about your stress level than you think. This isn’t…

Newslaundry

‘Has free speech widened to include more voices and dissent?’: Ex-CJI Khanna at Prem Bhatia awards

Freelance journalists Parth M N and Jeff Joseph Paul have won the Prem Bhatia Award for excellence in political and environment journalism, respectively.

Newslaundry

Modi govt evades Lok Sabha question on animals in Vantara, inspections

The Union Ministry of Forests, Environment and Climate Change has evaded a parliamentary question on the number of animals kept at the Reliance Foundation sponsored Vantara facility in Gujarat’s Jamnagar district.

LiveScience

World's first artificial tongue 'tastes and learns' like a real human organ

Scientists have created the first artificial tongue that can taste, and process flavors entirely in a liquid environment.

Euronews

Google launched an AI model that functions like a virtual satellite. Here’s how it works

Google DeepMind, launched an AI model that can create highly detailed maps of Earth to help scientists understand environmental changes.

The Conversation

When a beach walk feels like grief: disasters like SA’s algal bloom cut us off from nature when we need it most

In March 2025, surfers and swimmers were the first to notice the harmful algal bloom taking hold in South Australian waters. People catching waves at a popular break on the Fleurieu Peninsula later reported feeling sick with flu-like symptoms.

Newslaundry

How industries, chemicals ministry influenced India’s plastic rules

As diplomats from 175 countries convene for a plastics showdown in Geneva, India’s negotiators arrive armed with a playbook shaped less by environmental urgency and more by industry whispers.

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