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‘Wildly toxic’ poison used on fire ants is killing native Australian animals, experts warn Senate inquiry

Fipronil is banned for use on crops in the EU, China, Vietnam and California

The Guardian - AU

World Sleep Day 2024: The impact of deep sleep on cognitive function, mood, and physical health

Sleep is a fundamental requirement for our bodies, integrated into our daily lives for a reason. Often, when people experience declining cognitive function, bad moods, poor physical health, and the development of lifestyle diseases, they attribute it to age, bad genes, or degrading environment quality but seldom discuss sleep.

The Times of India

On Chilean wildfires, Darwin and climate

Retracing Darwin’s journey through South America, I had an ominous premonition about environmental crisis

Salon

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It’s time to enhance age assurance and content moderation to protect children

In today’s digital-first environment children are being routinely exposed to harmful, age-restricted and even illegal content online.

TechRadar

Diversified Heads to NAB Show 2024 to Showcase in the Connect Zone

Diversified will demonstrate the future of a seamless orchestration of premium technologies in the cloud, on-premises, or in a hybrid environment.

AVNetwork

Ecodesign in healthcare: from MRI to ultrasound, the picture is changing

The link between human and environmental health is clearer than ever, and the need for action has never been more urgent. Here’s how technological innovation can bring about change

The Guardian - UK

Fluoride contamination detected in three districts of Kerala

Fluoride contamination has been mostly detected beyond permissible limits in a total of nine areas in Palakkad, Malappuram and Alappuzha districts in Kerala, according to the State Environment department.

The Hindu

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'Environmentally Insensitive' TPC Sawgrass Video Causes Considerable Debate Among Fans

The PGA Tour posted a video of TPC Sawgrass being prepared ahead of the Players Championship - with many fans picking up on one particular aspect

Golf Monthly

Chemicals in plastics far more numerous than previous estimates, report says

At least 3,000 more chemicals are in plastics — from food packaging to toys to medical devices — than previously estimated by environmental agencies, a report said

The Hindu

Generative AI Revolutionizing Architecture And Engineering Professions

Discover how generative AI is reshaping architecture and engineering, enhancing design efficiency and sustainability in the built environment.

Top News

Water firms’ profits in England and Wales almost double since 2019, find Lib Dems

Party to call for measures to stop companies prioritising profit over environment at spring conference

The Guardian - UK

'I think we'll get to the point where your bed is going to diagnose you.' Eight Sleep's Alexandra Zatarain on the future of mattresses

We talk to Eight Sleep co-founder Alexandra Zatarain about the use of AI in mattresses, just how smart beds will become, and the role we will play in our own sleep health in the future.

Tom’s Guide

Forestry Corp fined for destroying wildlife habitat

The NSW Forestry Corporation has been fined for tearing down hollow-bearing trees inside an environmentally sensitive area in NSW.

AAP

The True Legacy of Major Sporting Events in India: A Vision for the Future

As I reflect on my journey as an athlete, the opportunity to compete on home ground stands unparalleled. The roar of the home crowd, the fluttering of our national flag, and the overwhelming support resonate with an emotion that is deeply etched in my heart. These moments are not just…

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Teacher Claims New ‘Mewing’ Trend Might Be The Final Reason She Quits Teaching, Goes Viral

The old sarcastic "talk to the hand" has just received an upgrade. It's called "mewing" and it originated as a DIY technique to strengthen your jawline. The post Teacher Claims New ‘Mewing’ Trend Might Be The Final Reason She Quits Teaching, Goes Viral first appeared on Bored Panda.

Newcastle Herald

Fine after 10.9kg of coal spilled into harbour 'without anyone noticing'

Port Waratah Coal Services fined $15,000 following coal spill.

Top News

Plastics Contain Numerous Chemicals, New Report Reveals

Report reveals extensive chemicals in plastics, raising concerns for health and environment. Urgent need for research and regulation.

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Tom’s Guide

5 ways an air purifier can help you fall asleep faster

Trouble sleeping at bedtime? Maybe all you’ll need is an air purifier to help you get a peaceful night’s sleep. Find out why.

AAP

Littering, asbestos fines to double in major crackdown

An asbestos crisis across Sydney has highlighted the urgent need for tighter environmental protection laws.

The Hindu

Too many trekkers spoil the mountains

Activists have called for stringent measures and access to be limited to only serious trekkers studying forests and the environment

The Guardian - AU

NSW to double penalties for worst environmental crimes in wake of asbestos crisis

Planned overhaul of Environment Protection Authority’s powers to be biggest since it began in 1991, government says

International Business Times

Ultimate Keyboard Picks: 5 Solutions Suited For Every Office Environment

Discover five exceptional keyboards designed to revolutionize your office setup, blending innovation and style for unparalleled typing experiences.

Homes & Gardens

Experts reveal the best humidity levels for your home year-round

Air quality experts explain the ideal humidity range for a healthy, comfortable home and how to monitor and adjust this year-round

The Times of India

Nature vs. Nurture: Exploring the role of genetics and environmental factors in Glaucoma risk

Glaucoma, a leading cause of irreversible blindness worldwide, poses a significant public health challenge with approximately 80 million individuals affected globally. Alarmingly, half of these cases often go undiagnosed, exacerbating the risk of vision loss. In India alone, nearly 12 million people grapple with this condition, with a staggering 40-50…

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