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A woman was recently fined £150 by a council for pouring coffee down a drain before getting on a bus. The fine has now been rescinded by Richmond council in London, but the incident has prompted many discussions about whether coffee discarded like this could cause environmental damage.

There are some decent elements in what Labor is proposing, but the overhaul could end up as tinkering rather than transformation

A series of essays at Law & Liberty

In this week’s newsletter: whether it’s a holiday or work trip, railway travellers find themselves burdened by astronomical prices

Landmark environmental reforms could be dead on arrival, having won no friends from climate activists or those who want mining projects fast-tracked.

Friends of the Earth said 47 of the 50 worst areas in the country for air pollution are represented by Labour MPs.

Ministers have not provided evidence economic growth from expanding airports provides enough benefit to outweigh environmental harm, says new report

How campus antidiscrimination law might apply to campus protests.

The garage is more than just a place to park your car or store your tools. For many homeowners, it’s also a hidden hotspot for wasted electricity. From power-hungry appliances to gadgets left plugged in, your garage purchases could be quietly driving up your energy bills. Tackling these common sources…

Understanding what the environment looked like millions of years ago is essential for piecing together how our earliest ancestors lived and survived. Habitat shapes everything, from what food was available, to where water could be found, to how predators and prey interacted.

Lightstone has launched a direct real estate investing platform for accredited investors looking for a higher pedigree manager. . For investors who are facing an uncertain environment and looking for a partner that balances rigor with direct access, Lightstone DIRECT  is a compelling proposition with scale, transparency, and alignment that…