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Did humans evolve to prefer religion? Research shows many atheists intuitively favour faith

Many atheists consider themselves to be highly rational people who rate evidence and analytical thinking above religion, superstition and intuition. They might even argue that atheism is the most rational worldview.

The Conversation

8 ‘Harmless’ Comments to Women at Work That Could End Your Career

Let’s be honest: most of us want to be friendly and approachable at work. We crack jokes, make small talk, and sometimes say things without thinking twice. But in today’s professional world, what you consider a “harmless” workplace comment could actually be a career-ending mistake. The line between friendly banter…

Clever Dude

Plants produce more nectar when they ‘hear’ bees buzzing, scientists find

Researchers suggest buzzing noises could be used as environmentally friendly way to enhance crop pollination

The Guardian - UK

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Hamburg Ballet dancers accuse artistic director of creating ‘toxic environment’ – reports

More than half of troupe’s dancers write to minister criticising Demis Volpi and five soloists resign

The Guardian - UK

Blake Lively Accused Of ‘Insane, Toxic’ Workplace At Now-Defunct Lifestyle Brand: ‘Draining’

Former employees of Blake Lively's lifestyle brand, Preserve, have accused the start of fostering a 'toxic' workplace environment.

Pedestrian.tv

Record number of water sector criminal investigations launched as sewage issues rise

“Water companies have too often gone unpunished” said the environment secretary

The Independent UK

Thames Water and Anglian Water face 53 criminal investigations over sewage

Firms among England and Wales suppliers facing record 81 investigations as sources say ‘polluter will pay’ for their cost

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‘Record’ 81 criminal investigations into water sector as sewage inspections soar

The Government insists water companies which break the law will be punished for their ‘disgraceful behaviour’.

Evening Standard

Chelsea Flower Show's South African succulent garden is a masterclass in sculptural planting – the designers reveal how you can easily grow these desert plants at home

Native to an arid, hot climate, some of these unique plants can surprisingly be grown throughout the US, too

Homes & Gardens

Separating From Pininfarina Was 'Difficult,' Says Ferrari Design Head

Back in 2013, Ferrari made the decision to split with longtime external design firm Pininfarina. The move was surprising, given the decades of collaboration and legendary products from the brands. In the years since, Ferrari has grown its own design center, Centro Stile, into a hub for the brand. In…

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Thames Water drops bonuses due for bosses after Government criticism

Environment Secretary Steve Reed confirmed the proposals had been dropped during an Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee session with MPs.

Evening Standard

Hospital superbug can feed on medical plastic, first-of-its-kind study reveals

Pseudomonas aeruginosa is associated with 559,000 yearly deaths worldwide, and many of them come from hospital-acquired infections. A new study suggests it may be thriving in sterile environments by feeding on medical plastics.

LiveScience

‘No downside’ for fishing industry in EU deal, insists Environment Secretary

Steve Reed defended the trade agreement as a ‘reasonably good deal’ for the sector.

Evening Standard

‘Hat-trick of trade deals shows Britain back on the world stage’ – Starmer

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch claimed Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer had not done more to support fishing communities as they do not vote Labour.

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How ChatGPT is impacting the environment

Over 400 million people across the globe use ChatGPT each week. But at what cost?

AAP

Controversial gas project hinges on 11th-hour talks

The future of Woodside's North West Shelf gas project is a priority item in talks between federal Environment Minister Murray Watt and WA Premier Roger Cook.

The Conversation

Can Murray Watt fix Australia’s broken nature laws? First stop, Western Australia

New federal Environment Minister Murray Watt is in Western Australia this week to reboot nature law reform. Reform stalled in the Senate last term, following stiff opposition from the state’s Labor government and mining sector.

Budget and the Bees

7 Things Judges Look for When Deciding Custody Cases

Child custody disputes are undeniably among the most emotionally charged, highly stressful, and profoundly challenging aspects of family law, often leaving parents feeling vulnerable and uncertain about their children’s future. When parents are unable to reach a mutual agreement on a custody and visitation arrangement through mediation or direct negotiation,…

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Should You Buy Gold Now After Moody’s U.S. Credit Rating Downgrade?

Moody’s has downgraded its rating on U.S. sovereign debt by one notch, which has helped lift gold prices. The precious metal’s outlook appears bullish amid the current macro environment.

The Independent UK

Why we still don’t know what causes ADHD

Diagnosing ADHD is complicated and so are the genetics behind it

Creative Bloq

How we used Unreal Engine to create the voxelised world of A Minecraft Movie

Disguise Services spent a year using virtual production techniques to bring the film’s iconic settings to life.

The Conversation

Growing up on a farm can prevent asthma and allergies

According to Québec’s public health research centre, the Institut national de santé publique du Québec (INSPQ), the proportion of people suffering from asthma in the province has almost doubled since the early 2000s. It rose from 6.4 per cent to 11 per cent between 2001 and 2017.

Creative Bloq

"AI can’t replicate the soul of a scene", says AFK Arena’s lead environment artist

This game creative is optimistic about AI, but has some red lines.

The Independent UK

Government ‘could miss chance to tackle chemical pollutants from wastewater’

The Royal Society of Chemistry is calling on the UK to introduce a ‘polluter pays’ principle for industries producing harmful contaminants.

The Conversation

What causes ADHD? What we know, don’t know and suspect

Neurodevelopmental disorders are a diverse group of conditions that affect the brain from early development. They include attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism and learning disabilities, such as dyslexia.

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