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OPINION - Londoners are dissatisfied with Sadiq Khan – and look set to hand him a landslide victory

It is difficult to imagine a more benign environment for an incumbent. Sadiq Khan is the Labour candidate in a city that delivered Labour a landslide victory in 2019, even as Jeremy Corbyn led the party to electoral oblivion.

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Oxfordshire housing development ‘should be blocked due to failing sewage system’

Environment Agency objects to plans for 1,450 new homes, saying Thames Water’s Oxford plant cannot cope with more demand

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European parliament votes for watered-down law to restore nature

EU target aims to restore at least 20% of land and sea ecosystems by 2030 despite farmers’ protests and rightwing opposition

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Australian voters are increasingly driven by issues rather than party loyalty – and that’s bad news for the old political order

Climate crisis deniers beware! These days, the environment and other traditionally left-leaning issues are more likely to be front of mind when Australians – young and old – head to the polls

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Environment dept. plans to engage Kudumbashree workers to tackle menace of water hyacinth

State Environment department explores solutions to combat invasive water hyacinths in Vembanad kol ecosystem, promoting circular economy.

The Hindu

Top End urged to harness the sun and sideline gas

Independent modelling proposes an economy run on sunshine that could recharge the Northern Territory and avoid environmental harm from taxpayer-subsidised gas.

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Are 55+ Active Adult Communities Worth the Investment?

Well, the answer is Yes! Investing in a 55+ active adult community can be worth it due to the variety of amenities, low maintenance, a sense of community, security, and resale value.

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Homeless Man Faces Charges For Excavating Seattle Park Hillside

A homeless man in Seattle faces charges for excavating a hillside to build a DIY cabin in a park, raising concerns over safety and environmental damage.

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10 Space-Saving Home Organization Tips

Discover 10 home organization hacks to maximize space and create a clutter-free living environment.

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‘Poisoned by chemicals’: citizen scientists prove River Avon is polluted

Charity says the decline of invertebrates linked to chemicals in water while Environment Agency said Wiltshire river had not deteriorated

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“You’re trying to squeeze and get more out of every investment that you make” - Battling the 2024 squeeze with Lacework CEO Jay Parikh

Lacework CEO Jay Parikh on the cloud journey and SMB transformation

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Abandoned pipelines could release poisons into North Sea, scientists warn

Researchers say toxic chemicals pose a pollution risk as oil and gas companies are allowed to leave pipelines to rot

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Sydney asbestos crisis: EPA ‘following up’ on whether second mulch supplier is involved

Agency says an unnamed supplier may have provided contaminated mulch at Cranebrook and Bardia

Homes & Gardens

How to dog-proof your home in the most stylish way – 7 tips from interior designers

Transform your home into a stylish and pet-friendly environment by implementing practical tips on how to effectively dog-proof your living space

The Guardian - UK

‘This is what social science does’: how a new master’s degree aims to tackle the climate crisis

This September, The University of Manchester is launching a master’s degree in social change, environment and sustainability. Here, key course leaders explain why the degree is so vital in fighting the climate emergency

Evening Standard

OPINION - Culture matters. So why is it always treated as an optional extra?

In case you hadn’t noticed, it’s an election year. So, what does it mean for art and culture? Well the hard truth is, culture never makes the cut. Despite how much we value it, when it comes to elections, people want their leaders to solve crime, fix housing and sort…

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30 Posts About The State Of The World That Explain Why “No One Wants To Work” (New Pics)

While some people love what they do and are happy to make their way to work every day, others despise the thought of it alone; often thanks to the toxic environment they find themselves in. The post 30 Posts About The State Of The World That Explain Why “No One…

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Reaching New Peaks: The Benefits of Work Safely at Heights Training Programs

In today's fast-paced work environments, safety remains a top priority for employers and employees alike, particularly in industries where working at heights is routine.

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