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There’s a hidden bias affecting what we know – and don’t know – about nature

Our knowledge about life on Earth is built through research on how organisms function, evolve and interact with each another and the environment. Yet there are far more species on our planet than scientists can study in detail.

The Conversation · Oct 18

How Canada can better track what happens to trafficked wildlife after they’re seized

In 2022, officers from the Canada Border Services Agency and Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) intercepted a package of live turtles from China that had been declared as children’s building blocks.

The Conversation · Oct 18

Britain’s white road squares vanish within weeks as National Grid reveals their purpose

White squares have appeared on roads in Essex, Norfolk, and Suffolk, which are linked to mobile mapping surveys. National Grid confirmed that these markings indicate reference points for data collection related to their pylon scheme. The surveys, conducted from vehicles, are intended to gather spatial information about the environment. This…

The Times of India · Oct 18

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India needs policy credibility and continuity to sustain FDI as strong growth alone is not enough, says KIEP expert

India needs to maintain policy credibility and continuity to sustain foreign investment inflows, as strong economic growth alone may not be enough to reassure global investors about the country's long-term business environment, highlighted Kyunghoon Kim, Head of the India and South Asia Team at the Korea Institute for International Economic…

The Economic Times · Oct 18

Kerala HC orders halt to construction at Vizhinjam beach over missing environmental clearance

Kerala High Court has mandated a temporary halt to construction work at Pulinkudy beach. The court found ambiguity regarding clearances from the Union Environment Ministry for the project. A joint inspection is ordered with participation from statutory authorities and the petitioner. The ministry is expected to file an affidavit clarifying…

The Economic Times · Oct 18

How the Red-Eared Slider Became India's Most Damaging Invasive Turtle

A Pet Shop Animal With a Predator's AppetiteThe red-eared slider, Trachemys scripta elegans, is native to the Mississippi River basin in the United States. It gets its name from the vivid red stripe behind each eye. In a tank, it is docile, long-lived, and cheap. In the wild, it is…

Times Life · Oct 18

Silk vs Satin Pillowcases for Indian Hair: What Changes and What Does Not

Why the Fabric Underneath Your Head Matters at AllCotton pillowcases have a short, irregular fibre structure. Under a microscope the surface looks like a field of tiny hooks. Hair cuticles, which are themselves layered scales lying flat along the shaft, catch on those hooks every time you shift in your…

Times Life · Oct 18

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How Geckos, Turtles and Monitor Lizards Are Smuggled Out of India

The Animals Most TargetedIndia's three most trafficked reptiles each have a different reason for their value. The Indian star tortoise (Geochelone elegans) is prized in the exotic pet trade across Southeast Asia, Europe and the United States for its geometric shell patterning. The tokay gecko (Gekko gecko), found across northeastern…

Times Life · Oct 17

Centella and Panthenol: Two Barrier Repair Ingredients That Actually Work

What a Damaged Barrier Looks Like in PracticeSkin that stings when you apply a serum that never stung before. Redness that appears without a trigger. Moisturiser that sits on the surface and does nothing by noon. These are not signs of sensitivity as a fixed trait, they are signs that…

Times Life · Oct 17

Prince William's Duchy Faces Severe Drought as Minister Says 'Something We Have Not Experienced for Decades'

The Government has declared severe drought in parts of Cornwall and five other counties, prompting tighter water monitoring while the specific impact on the Duchy of Cornwall remains unclear.

International Business Times UK · Oct 16

Which Hidden Himalayan Escape Matches Your Vibe?

it's about matching the destination with your internal frequency. Whether you are seeking quiet creative inspiration, an energetic trail adventure, or a serene sanctuary for mental clarity, this guide explores hidden Himalayan escapes tailored to your unique vibe. By moving past the standard tourist itineraries, you unlock tucked-away sanctuaries where…

MyLifeXP · Oct 16

UK universities face stricter visa rules as student withdrawals rise to 10.5%

Indian students applying to UK universities face a tougher visa environment as stricter compliance rules for universities coincide with a sharp fall in study visa applications and approvals. In the first half of 2026, applications from Indians fell 31 per cent, while study visas issued declined 36 per cent. Visa…

The Economic Times · Oct 16

Like dinosaur eggs in the sand: the pterosaur museum built to thrive in the Gobi desert

How architects worked with harsh environment to create sustainable building in location where fossils were found

The Guardian - UK · Oct 16

India's Legless Amphibians Live Entirely Underground and Go Unnoticed

What a Caecilian Actually IsCaecilians are the third order of amphibians, sitting alongside frogs and salamanders in the class Amphibia. They have no limbs, no visible ears, and eyes so reduced that in many species they sit beneath a thin layer of skin, functional enough to detect light but useless…

Times Life · Oct 16

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Times Life · Oct 16

What Chanakya Said About Windfall Money and Why Your Bonus Disappears

The Bonus That Arrives and EvaporatesEvery October, a few lakhs hit accounts that were not expecting them. By November, most of it is gone, new appliances, a trip that felt justified, gifts that felt obligatory, a round of dinners that felt celebratory. The money was real. The spending felt like…

Times Life · Oct 16

6 Causes of Tinnitus That Are Not Hearing Loss and What Reduces It

What Tinnitus Actually IsTinnitus is not a disease. It is a symptom, the perception of sound when no external sound exists. Most people picture it as a consequence of loud concerts or ageing ears, and sometimes it is. But a significant portion of tinnitus cases arrive through mechanisms that have…

MyLifeXP · Oct 15

Why Does Your Skin Look Flawless in One Light but Dull in Another?

From bathroom mirrors and dressing rooms to selfies and makeup counters, lighting can dramatically influence how your complexion appears. The reason lies in how different light sources interact with your skin, colour perception and the shadows created by your facial features. So, why does your skin look different under yellow…

The Economic Times · Oct 15

America’s first people survived a world in flux: 23,000-year-old footprints reveal how climate change reshaped their lives during the Ice Age

Research at White Sands National Park indicates that the ancient environment dramatically changed over thousands of years. This study provides new insights into how climatic shifts impacted early human inhabitants in the region. Lake Otero diminished and vegetation transformed, which may have altered available resources for early Americans. Scientists analyzed…

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The Conversation · Oct 15

Good gut bacteria vs bad: what we learnt about antibiotic resistance from a community in Nairobi

Years of antibiotic use have fuelled a rise in bacteria that can survive antibiotics. These antibiotic resistant bacteria are competing with and displacing other bacteria that are naturally present in the human gut, where they play a critical role in maintaining good health. Resistant bacteria have led to increased illness…

The Independent UK · Oct 15

What is severe drought – and where has it been declared in the UK?

Officials said the south east and south west have suffered their driest April to September for more than 100 years

The Guardian - UK · Oct 15

Severe drought declared in six areas of England as reservoirs run low

Some reservoirs in south at critical levels as water companies call for extended restrictions that would affect golf clubs, private schools and car washes

The Independent UK · Oct 15

Severe drought declared across parts of England with water resources ‘under immense pressure’

Environment Agency boss has asked people to use less water to preserve falling supplies

The Economic Times · Oct 15

Why is the haze so bad in Southeast Asia this year?

Indonesia's prolonged wildfires have blanketed Southeast Asia in hazardous haze, driving respiratory illness cases higher, disrupting flights and forcing school closures. More than 637,000 hectares were reportedly damaged between January and August, according to environment group Auriga. The crisis has triggered regional criticism over Jakarta's response and refusal of neighbouring…

Evening Standard · Oct 15

Gambling tax hikes will cause closures and job cuts, say Entain and Rank

Entain, which owns Coral and Ladbrokes, said the UK has become an ‘increasingly challenging tax environment’.

Times Life · Oct 15

What 2 Weeks in a Boarding Kennel Does to a Dog's Appetite and Behaviour

Why the Kennel Environment Disrupts a Dog's BaselineDogs are creatures of associative routine. Their nervous systems are calibrated to the specific sounds, smells, and rhythms of the household they live in. A boarding kennel replaces all of that simultaneously: the scent profile changes, the vocal landscape changes, the light cycle…

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