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Approval of the North West Shelf extension shows the purpose of the EPBC Act is to allow developments, not to protect and preserve

When most people think of cluttered spaces, they picture piles of newspapers, broken furniture, and rooms stacked floor to ceiling with belongings—what often gets overlooked is the psychological side, including the emotional struggles and mental health impacts that come with extreme disorganization, such as where hoarding clean up services make…

Researchers say findings show inequality creates toxic environment and reducing it is ‘a public health imperative’

The federal environment minister thinks the North West Shelf gas project is damaging ancient rock art, despite opting for weaker emissions restrictions.

The restaurant industry is a notoriously tough business. It is an environment of high stress, long hours, and often, very low pay. To protect their razor-thin profit margins, some restaurant owners and managers will resort to several unethical and sometimes illegal practices at the expense of their own staff. These…

As Congress faces a Sept. 30, 2025, deadline to fund the federal government, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin has put the EPA on the chopping block. But even before Congress decides about the administration’s recommendations to slash its staff, the EPA’s political leaders have made even more significant cuts…

Europe has made big strides in cutting pollution that drives climate change – but its natural world is in deep trouble, the EU’s environment watchdog has warned.

EU green leaders warned about the degrading water status following the presentation of the latest environmental report published by the EU environment agency.

Document outlines negotiations over contentious extension of gas giant’s development after conditional approval in May

Future energy demand for cooling is expected to increase more in southern EU countries, such as Greece, Italy, Portugal and Spain.

The Stormont Environment Minister also appealed for the support of his ministerial colleague to tackle the issues facing the lough.