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How to take care of eyes amid exposure to smoke and fireworks

Diwali nights light up with the brilliance of diyas, bringing joy and celebrations all around. But the excitement fades when the air thickens with the smoke of fireworks. Amid the celebrations, our eyes often bear the brunt of environmental irritants. Whether enjoying a dazzling fireworks display or navigating the haze…

The Times of India

Stockton residents can finally breathe easier after Orica cuts emissions

Orica makes massive cut to ammonium nitrate pollution.

Newcastle Herald

Rudy Giuliani bumbles through hearing with sex assault accuser that ends with personal attacks and a mute button

The hearing was chaos-filled, including technical troubles, ‘inappropriate’ personal attacks from Giuliani against Dunphy, and Lev Parnas’ attempt to enter into the virtual call

The Independent UK

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US election: how control of Congress will matter for the new president

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are promising big initiatives if elected: tax cuts (and hikes), lots of giveaways, and major pieces of legislation bearing on issues such as abortion, healthcare, the environment and foreign military assistance. Regardless of who wins the presidency, the one thing all these items have in…

The Conversation

The UK plans to rebuild its crumbling classrooms – but it should take this chance to transform the school environment

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has pledged £1.4 billion to meet a target of rebuilding 50 schools in England a year. The funding boost follows the news of slow progress on the government’s school rebuilding programme. This effort began in 2020 but has been under particular scrutiny since the closure of school…

The Conversation

We study how plants ‘feed’ themselves to find more sustainable ways to feed the planet

The world’s growing population demands ever-increasing crop production. However, the fertilisers required to meet this demand have a range of environmental impacts, from their use of finite raw materials and mining, to unsustainable manufacturing processes and inefficient products that pollute the environment.

The Conversation

Jason Earles tried to create a 'safe environment' on Hannah Montana and teases possible reboot

Jason Earles wanted to create a "safe environment for everyone" when he was on the Disney Channel.

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Exempting Favored Industries is the Wrong Way to Fix NEPA

The Building Chips in America Act shields CHIPS-subsidized firms from the National Environmental Policy Act.

Reason

'Volkswagen Is Not Earning The Money It Needs'

We knew something like this was going to happen. But now we know the numbers. After more than a year of operating in an unprecedentedly tough environment in Europe and China, things came to a head for the Volkswagen Group this week as it posted its third-quarter financial results. And…

InsideEVs

Kamala Harris Brings Hope, Biden's 'Garbage' Remark Sparks Controversy

Kamala Harris and Biden face contrasting reactions to their messages, highlighting the challenges of political discourse in a polarized environment.

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How does REACH, the EU regulation governing chemical substances, work?

Adopted by the European Union in 2006, the REACH regulation (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals) governs the manufacture and use of chemical substances in Europe. Despite its importance, REACH has often been criticised for being slow and complex. These concerns prompted calls for reform as part of the…

The Conversation

Do cycling jackets have to get a lot worse for the environment to get a bit better?

Will our waterproof cycling rain jackets still keep out the elements now that the old way of manufacturing is being banned

Cycling Weekly

Gisele Bündchen's meditative backyard oasis is the ultimate calming space – a master gardener explains how to replicate her tranquil planting

The model cares for her well-being by using a curated, tropical climbing garden in her backyard – its calming effects go far beyond beauty (and it works in any outdoor environment)

Homes & Gardens

Budget cuts mean farmers in England ‘must do more with less’

UK ‘among most nature-depleted countries in the world’ warns environment secretary

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Feisty phascogales fight back from the brink

A captive breeding program has reintroduced an obscure, carnivorous native marsupial into the wild in South Australia.

AAP

Police oppose major protest to block crucial coal port

Thousands of people, including musician and ex-environment minister Peter Garrett, are expected to attend a blockade of the Port of Newcastle

The Independent UK

Every email, TikTok and text we send is killing the environment. Here’s how

Seemingly innocuous daily tech rituals can come with a higher cost than users might think

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What are the benefits of cycling?

A deep dive into the many benefits of cycling, from physical and mental health boosts to bringing people together

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Evening Standard

Just 7% of England’s land protected for nature, Government assessment shows

The Environment Department published criteria for what can count towards a global target to protect 30% of land by 2030.

Evening Standard

The Standard 100: People shaping London in Science & Medicine and Environment

The Standard 100’s list of people shaping London include categories for Science & Medicine and the Environment: among those named are Tim Spector and the Duke of Westminster

The Guardian - UK

Hard-hit Defra to have budget slashed further despite warnings

Department’s finances were slashed during austerity and campaigners say more cuts will stall progress to meet nature and climate targets

Inverse

The Medicines We Take Don’t All Break Down In Our Bodies — They End Up Here Instead

Modern pharmaceuticals have revolutionised disease prevention and treatment. But eventually, the chemicals can end up in rivers, oceans and soils.

The Times of India

Is your child safe at home? 6 checkboxes to know

When it comes to keeping children safe at home, many parents assume that home is the safest place. But for many children, the household can hide unexpected hazards. Reports show that home accidents involving children are a rising concern, with falls, burns, and accidental poisoning ranking as some of the…

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Biden’s AI national security memo calls for heavy lift - Roll Call

The president's directive to agencies to embed artificial intelligence sets ambitious targets amid a volatile political environment.

The Guardian - AU

Merivale hires top lawyer to investigate alleged exploitation of female staff after explosive Level 6 allegations

Hospitality giant rejects claims by multiple staff of ‘toxic environment’ in reporting by Nine newspapers

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