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In 1945, U-864 Nazi submarine carrying 67 tonnes of mercury sank near an Scandinavian island, 81 years later it's still threatning Norway

A German U-boat sunk off Norway in 1945 is still posing an environmental challenge because it may contain up to 67 tonnes of mercury. The wreck of U-864 was carrying the toxic metal to Japan when it was torpedoed by a British submarine. An underwater operation in June 2026 recovered…

The Economic Times · Sep 14

Iran and iPhones add to Reserve Bank's inflation pickle

Reserve Bank assistant governor Sarah Hunter says the broader global economic environment could be more inflationary as a result of the AI boom.

AAP · Sep 14

London hosts first-ever Ganga Aarti on River Thames

London's River Thames hosted its first Ganga Aarti ceremony on Sunday. This event celebrated nature and knowledge, honoring the life-giving flow of rivers. Chinmaya Mission UK organized the ceremony as part of global 75th-anniversary celebrations. The event symbolized gratitude and unity, bringing diverse communities together. It aimed to foster reverence…

The Economic Times · Sep 14

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How chronic absenteeism shifted in Canadian kindergarten after COVID-19

Kindergarten is an important time in a child’s life, during which children acquire and strengthen the skills needed to participate and learn in a school environment. Going to school regularly is an important part of this.

The Conversation · Sep 13

South Africa has good water laws but bad services. What’s stopping fair access

Water affects almost every part of daily life: drinking, sanitation, food production, health, jobs and the natural environment. Yet in South Africa, three million people don’t have clean running water, and 14 million have no flushing toilets.

The Conversation · Sep 13

TNR in Indian Neighbourhoods: How Trap, Neuter and Return Actually Shrinks Stray Cat Colony Numbers

Why removing cats from a colony does not reduce the colonyA stray cat removed from a territory leaves a resource vacuum. Other cats move in within days, sometimes from adjacent streets, sometimes from the same litter born weeks earlier. This is called the vacuum effect, and it is the reason…

Times Life · Sep 13

Scalp Exfoliation for Dandruff and Oily Haircare: Who Needs It and When to Stop

Your scalp accumulates buildup the way your face does, just slowerDead skin cells shed from your scalp every day. On most people, regular shampooing removes enough of them. But add dry shampoo, styling products, hard water mineral deposits, or an overactive sebaceous gland, and that shedding cycle stalls. The result…

Times Life · Sep 13

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Japanese proverb of the day: “Even monkeys fall from trees” — a timeless reminder that even the most skilled and experienced people make mistakes, and that humility, resilience and a willingness to learn matter more than striving for perfection

Even skilled individuals make errors, which is a natural part of human experience. This proverb encourages humility and self-compassion when facing setbacks. Recognizing that competence does not guarantee perfection helps set realistic expectations. Failure is an essential component of mastering any complex skill. Showing kindness to others who stumble promotes…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

Psychology says people who can't sleep with light on aren't simply following a bedtime preference: What the behavior reveals?

Psychology says people who can't sleep with light on aren't necessarily afraid of the dark. The habit may relate to sensory processing, safety, control and the way the nervous system responds to environmental signals. Some people need complete darkness before they can relax, while others prefer light. Psychology suggests that…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

A hurricane created a rare scientific opportunity: Scientists turned seven empty Bahamian islands into a living laboratory to watch lizard evolution unfold from the beginning

A hurricane cleared Bahamian islands, offering scientists a rare chance to observe evolution beginning anew. Researchers introduced fourteen brown anole lizards to seven islands, creating new founding populations. These populations initially differed due to chance founder effects, not environmental pressures. Natural selection favored shorter hindlimbs, but initial differences persisted over…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

Microsoft’s seabed trial cuts failures; nitrogen and no staff credited

In a groundbreaking initiative, Microsoft immersed a data center in the North Sea for two years, achieving an impressive one-eighth the failure rate compared to traditional land-based servers. This pioneering experiment aimed to assess the reliability and cooling efficiency of subsea data centers utilizing seawater. Researchers credited the project's success…

The Times of India · Sep 12

Jessica Alba turned her Hollywood Hills home “totally green” with salvaged furniture, eco turf, and low-impact materials; the designer later called her the “greenest” celebrity clienty client

Jessica Alba has beautifully remodeled her Hollywood Hills residence, emphasizing sustainability and family values. By integrating reclaimed furniture and vintage pieces, the designer significantly minimized waste. The landscaping now features eco-turf, effectively promoting water conservation. This innovative approach resonates with younger homeowners who prioritize style without compromising environmental responsibility, showcasing…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

Tire Reefs Now Removal Target: DNR targets over 100,000 scrap tires; redesign shifts Puget Sound reefs

Decades after their installation, Washington's artificial tire reefs, initially intended to enhance fishing habitats, have turned into a pressing environmental concern. State agencies are currently engaged in a removal process due to the deterioration of polypropylene ropes leading to tire dispersion on beaches. The leaching of harmful chemicals from the…

The Times of India · Sep 12

In 2008, Leonardo DiCaprio bought into a Manhattan building with solar power and filtered air; 6 years later, he bought the neighboring apartment for $8 million

Actor Leonardo DiCaprio has made a notable investment in sustainable living by purchasing apartments in the eco-friendly Riverhouse building, renowned for its solar panels and state-of-the-art air filtration systems. Research indicates that living in such environments can enhance cognitive function and overall health. DiCaprio’s choice underscores his commitment to environmental…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

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Times Life · Sep 12

Keratosis Pilaris: Those Rough Bumps on Your Arms Are Not Dirt and Scrubbing Only Makes Them Worse

What Those Bumps Actually AreKeratosis pilaris is a follicular condition in which keratin, the protein that forms your hair and nails, builds up inside individual hair follicles and plugs them. The result is a cluster of small, rough bumps, usually on the upper arms, thighs, or cheeks, that feel like…

Times Life · Sep 12

6 Reasons the Annual Flu Shot Matters More When You Have Diabetes or Asthma

Your immune system is already working harder than it shouldChronic inflammation is the baseline state in both diabetes and asthma. In type 2 diabetes, persistently high blood glucose blunts the function of neutrophils and macrophages, the white blood cells that reach an infection site first. In asthma, the airways are…

The Guardian - AU · Sep 12

Hide and chic: are clothes and apparel made from alternative leathers better for the environment?

Vegan leathers are complicated by questions of commercial viability and sustainability. How do they compare to traditional leather?

The Economic Times · Sep 11

In 2020, Brazilian musician Alok launched Instituto Alok to back Amazon conservation with 400,000 seedlings. Today, its projects have helped restore 3 million m² of native forest

Brazilian musician Alok is taking his environmental work beyond the stage through Instituto Alok, founded in 2020. The initiative supports Amazon forest restoration while working closely with local communities. In the Marajó region, one project has restored 291.5 hectares, nearly 3 million square metres, and planted more than 245,000 seedlings.…

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The Guardian - AU · Sep 11

Labor ditches new packaging laws to cut plastic waste, sparking unprecedented ‘scale and breadth of outrage’

Federal environment department tells industry representatives the government does not want to ‘exacerbate cost of living pressures’

The Economic Times · Sep 11

Meet Jack Johnson, the Hawaii-born musician who turned his success into environmental action, co-founding a foundation that supports school gardens, recycling, sustainable food systems and environmental education across Hawaii

Jack Johnson is known around the world for his music, but his connection to Hawaii has always run deeper than his songs. He and his wife, Kim, started the Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation in 2003 with a simple idea: help children understand and care for the place they call home. The…

The Economic Times · Sep 11

Ancient DNA reveals how farming, wildlife and human activity transformed a Canadian lake's ecosystem over 1,000 years

Ancient DNA from Crawford Lake sediment reveals a millennium of ecological history. Scientists tracked changes in plants, animals, and human activity over time. Indigenous farming left a genetic footprint, influencing the local ecosystem significantly. Wildlife patterns shifted, showing ecosystem responses to human presence and absence. This research offers a new…

The Economic Times · Sep 11

Quote of the Day by Cheryl Ladd: 'We always seem to be a bit surprised that our children are reflecting stuff that we are showing them'-Parenting lessons on the example we set can shape children for years by Charlie's Angels actress

Quote of the Day by Cheryl Ladd: Cheryl Ladd highlighted the significant role of children's mimicry in understanding their environment, recalling how she spent a summer mirroring Haley Mills. This behavior showcases how kids absorb and reflect the actions and media they encounter. It serves as a reminder for adults…

The Economic Times · Sep 11

Psychology says people who don't like working from home and prefer the office may be seeking more than productivity

An office can provide environmental cues, routines, social accountability and physical separation from household activities. These factors may make it easier for some people to enter and maintain a work-focused state.

Bored Panda · Sep 11

82 Hilariously Bad Designs That Make You Wonder If Their Creators Had Any Taste (New Pics)

We all deserve quality. Well-designed products, environments, and advertisements should be the baseline for everyone. But that’s naive. The upside of less-than-perfect design decisions—as frustrating and icky as they are—is that they create a lot of room for unintentional comedy. And they help you see what your sense of taste…

The Economic Times · Sep 11

In 2022, China grew rice from seed to seed on Tiangong for 120 days; six seeds produced 59, and their descendants reached a third generation on Earth

Chinese astronauts have made remarkable strides in agricultural innovation by growing rice aboard the Tiangong space station. The experiment led to a successful seed-to-seed growth cycle, and subsequent generations thrived back on Earth, yielding rice with enhanced sweetness and nutritional value. This success opens exciting possibilities for future food cultivation…

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