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What happens when scientists move an entire river? The answer could reshape our future

In a single province alone, there is ongoing unprecedented work being done in the environmental sector where engineers and scientists are literally moving rivers in order to preserve the vulnerable lakes, fish and the ecosystem. Though the thought may be perceived as extreme measures, it cannot be doubted that they…

The Times of India

Trump administration guts rules targeting toxic coal plant ash

The Environmental Protection Agency has gutted rules that target waste from burning coal

The Independent UK

Stop Throwing Money Away: 7 Kitchen Scraps That Regrow Into Full Meals

Why toss perfectly good food when it can come back to life? That stub of green onion, that lonely lettuce core, that garlic clove hanging on for dear life—they are not trash. They are the beginning of another meal, another grocery trip avoided, and another small win for both the…

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Argentina approves Milei's bill that eases protections for glaciers, despite environmental backlash

Argentina's Congress has approved a controversial bill easing glacier protections to boost mining investments

The Independent UK

Why small discoveries (as well as big ones) have the power to inspire

This roundup of The Conversation’s environment coverage was first published in our award-winning weekly climate action newsletter, Imagine.

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5 Reasons Rottweilers Are So Intensely Protective

There’s something unmistakable about a Rottweiler. It’s not just their size or strength- it’s the way they watch. Calm, alert and deeply aware of their surroundings, Rottweilers carry a presence that feels almost intentional. To many, this intensity can seem intimidating. But behind that reputation lies a deeper truth: a…

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Why Varanmukhi Yogini Is So Unique and Powerful

In the mystical world of the Chausath Yoginis, some forms are so rare they almost feel unreal. A deity with a vanar-like face. A divine force riding a camel. And a presence filled with mystery. Meet Varanmukhi a Yogini many have never heard of, yet one that holds immense hidden…

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What Are The Top Signs That Your Pet Is Thriving and Feeling Great

Pets become family members the moment they enter our homes. We care for them, feed them, and protect them, but sometimes it can be difficult to know if we are doing enough. Unlike humans, pets cannot tell us when they feel perfectly well or slightly uncomfortable. Instead, they show their…

Times Pets

7 Apartment Friendly Dog Breeds You Should Consider

City life is becoming more common across the world. Apartments offer convenience, security, and easy access to work and social spaces. But many people hesitate to adopt a dog because they worry about space limitations. The good news is that dogs care more about companionship and routine than square footage.…

Times Pets

4 Smartest Dog Breeds That Are Easy to Train

Bringing a dog into your home is exciting, but training is often one of the biggest concerns for new pet owners. Many people worry about teaching basic commands, managing behaviour, or helping their dog adjust to family life. The good news is that some dog breeds are naturally more responsive…

Times Pets

How Sizewell C nuclear project can help UK ‘take back control of energy supply’ amid volatile market

Ministers say Sizewell C could supply six million homes with nuclear energy, reducing England’s reliance on foreign fossil fuel imports

The Independent UK

Ministers unveil plans for faster approvals for nuclear and aviation fuel plants

The Environment Agency will take the helm as ‘lead environmental regulator’ for Sizewell C and Lighthouse Green Fuels.

Evening Standard

It’s time to burst the party balloon bubble

Letters: Readers respond to an article by Leah Harper on the environmental impact of the balloon boom and calls for a ban

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Wrongful Termination Lawsuit Reveals Howard Stern’s Bizarre Rules For Staff

The shock jock's former assistant claimed that he and his wife, Beth Stern, put “immense pressures on the household" and created a "hostile work environment."

Times Pets

4 Most Aggressive Dogs in the World- What Makes Them So Dangerous

When we talk about dogs, most people think of loyal companions, joyful playmates, and beloved family members. Yet beneath that familiar warmth lies a complex reality: some breeds, statistically and behaviourally, are more likely to show aggressive tendencies than others. Before jumping to fear or judgment, it’s important to understand…

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4 Mistakes Made That Can Ruin Your Chances In Court

One wrong move in a courtroom can complicate your entire life in the blink of an eye. A strong case can suddenly look shaky, a confident argument can lose its punch, and a judge’s patience can vanish in seconds. Courtrooms demand precision, discipline, and awareness, and they rarely forgive careless…

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Dwarf Hamster: Small Size But Big Energy

Dwarf hamsters may be small, but their lively personality makes them exciting pets.

Despite their small size, dwarf hamsters are incredibly vibrant and energetic. These cute little pets are well-known for their energetic, playful, and inquisitive personalities. They are an exciting option for pet lovers because, despite their small bodies,…

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How to Build the Ultimate Home Wellness Space on Any Budget

More Australians than ever are investing in their home environment as a place of genuine physical recovery and fitness.

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'In every continent where humans are present, water bankruptcy is manifesting itself': Exiled Iranian scientist Kaveh Madani on our desperate need to preserve our most precious resource

Live Science spoke with Kaveh Madani, director of the UN University Institute for Water, Environment and Health and recipient of the 2026 Stockholm Water Prize, about "water bankruptcy" and what countries should do to avoid catastrophe.

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The Psychology of Workspace Design: How Your Office Furniture Shapes Performance

In today's fast-paced business environment, the design of a workspace is more than just an aesthetic choice; it is a strategic decision that can significantly impact employee performance

The Times of India

‘Ride with police’: Dubai police launch weekly cycling initiative at Autodrome

Dubai Police have launched "Ride with Police," a new weekly cycling initiative at Dubai Autodrome. This program invites residents to cycle alongside police officers and their professional cycling team in a structured, fitness-focused environment. The initiative aims to promote healthier lifestyles and foster community engagement by offering a unique opportunity…

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Beneath this town in Kenya lies a hidden energy goldmine; here’s how it powers a nation

Located in the scenic cliffs of the Great Rift Valley, Naivasha has gone from being a beautiful lakeside destination to one of Africa's leaders in terms of renewable energy production. By taking advantage of the geothermal power produced by the volcanic forces found under Hell’s Gate National Park, Naivasha now…

The Times of India

World’s most mysterious lakes that don’t flow into the sea and are becoming natural ‘dead ends’ of water

Lakes are often thought of as calm bodies of water with clear inflows and outflows, part of a continuous cycle that eventually connects back to the ocean. Some lakes sit in closed basins where water enters but never leaves through rivers or streams. These are known as endorheic lakes. The…

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State seeks oil-drilling project in 'national interest'

A state premier is urging the federal government to fast-track approval to drill for oil in response to the fuel crisis, bypassing environment protection laws.

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