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Birtley waste site blaze caused huge disruption after owner repeatedly ignored fire warnings

Clifford Shee, of Sunderland, admitted waste offences after a fire at his business caused disruption to schools, businesses, residents, roads and railways

Chronicle Live · Jan 26, 2023

10 questions for Catriona Lingwood of Constructing Excellence in the North East

The chief executive of the organisation that champions a better built environment answers our questions

Birmingham Post · Jan 26, 2023

It'll take 150 years to map Africa's biodiversity at the current rate. We can't protect what we don't know

The African continent is bursting with biodiversity. In a 2016 report, the United Nations Environment Programme wrote:

The Conversation · Jan 26, 2023

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Lab-grown chicken could hit store shelves soon — here's how it tastes

Lab-grown meat and fish could fill grocery store shelves in the near future — and they could make meals more environmentally friendly.

Inverse · Jan 26, 2023

Arizona: elections director in county that refused to certify results quits

Lisa Marra, who worked in Republican Cochise county, condemns ‘physically and emotionally threatening’ work environment

The Guardian - US · Jan 26, 2023

England’s coast faces ‘multiple threats’ of dredging, sewage and pollution

Environment Agency paints bleak picture of coastal regions with eco-systems and people coming under increased pressure

The Guardian - UK · Jan 26, 2023

Can video games change people’s minds about the climate crisis?

A new wave of game makers are attempting to influence a generation of environmentally conscious players. Will it work, and is it enough?

The Guardian - UK · Jan 26, 2023

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Azerbaijan sues Armenia for wartime environmental damage

Case brought under Bern convention on nature may set precedent for destruction of biodiversity in war

The Guardian - UK · Jan 26, 2023

Flying shame: the scandalous rise of private jets

Last week, Rishi Sunak flew from London to Blackpool – his third private jet trip in 10 days. He’s far from the only one using air travel for short journeys. Just how much damage is this doing?

The Guardian - UK · Jan 26, 2023

Post-Brexit farm subsidies in England revealed

Farmers will be eligible for funding for up to 280 actions that protect environment under new system

The Guardian - UK · Jan 26, 2023

New farm subsidies regime could be great for nature – if properly funded

Environmentalists are giving England’s newly announced post-Brexit subsidies system a cautious welcome

The Guardian - UK · Jan 26, 2023

The Guardian view on Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira: protect people, protect the planet

Editorial: Journalists and environmental defenders are at greatest risk in Latin America. All those who put them in danger must be held accountable

The Guardian - UK · Jan 25, 2023

Environment Secretary would like sewage discharges cut ‘a lot quicker’

Therese Coffey said she would want it to happen faster than the final 2050 target – if there was not a ‘massive’ impact on household water bills.

The Independent UK · Jan 25, 2023

Edinburgh's Water of Leith hit by 'oil spill' as investigation launched

Worrying images show a group of ducks gliding through the contaminated in the Water of Leith as environmental officers investigated

Edinburgh Live · Jan 25, 2023

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The Guardian - UK · Jan 25, 2023

Plymouth gunman’s father tells inquest he warned police about shotgun licence

Father says he tried to stop Jake Davison getting firearm and alerted authorities about son’s ‘volatile environment’

The Conversation · Jan 25, 2023

Emotional 'blunting' and antidepressants – new research suggests why this is happening

Reinforcement sensitivity is an important behavioural process that allows us to learn from our environment through either positive/rewarding or negative feedback. When we get together with friends or go for a run, chemicals in our brains send us signals that in turn make us feel good about what we’re doing.…

Edinburgh Live · Jan 25, 2023

Edinburgh to Fife ferry service moves closer as private firm 'declares interest'

A new ferry service could be on the horizon as a new action plan are set to be released on Friday. The 'New York' style service would 'connect communities' and offer a more environmentally friendly commute.

The Texas Tribune · Jan 25, 2023

Texas environmentalists push the EPA to crack down on methane emissions, saying state agencies have “failed us”

Commenting on the EPA’s proposed new rule to reduce methane leaks nationally, environmentalists said Texas regulators are hesitant to address emissions of the climate super-pollutant.

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Birmingham Post · Jan 25, 2023

Rail Delivery Group welcomes Hull firm's greening up of train tickets as they enter use

Paragon ID worked with University of Hull to deliver significant environmental benefits for the industry in two-year project

Birmingham Post · Jan 25, 2023

Consultation on Hinkley Point C fish protection measures launches

The environment agency has launched a four-week consultation on the changes

Glasgow Live · Jan 25, 2023

Five new parks planned for north Glasgow as part of £2.4m environment grant

A community park, sports pitch, tranquil area, and a play park are set to be created in Hamiltonhill as part of ambitious £2.42 million plans to transform the area.

The Independent UK · Jan 25, 2023

Lebanese environmental group accused of being Hezbollah arm

Green Without Borders says it's an environmental group planting trees around Lebanon

ABC News · Jan 24, 2023

Australia Institute among dozens to oppose 40 million tonne open cut expansion of coal mine in NSW central west

The Australia Institute says allowing another 40 million tonnes of coal to be mined in the NSW central west does not stack up economically or environmentally.

The Conversation · Jan 24, 2023

War leaves a toxic legacy that lasts long after the guns go quiet. Can we stop it?

The number of armed conflicts currently raging around the world is the greatest since the end of the Second World War. These wars can leave toxic environmental legacies and cause untold damage to human health.

The Conversation · Jan 24, 2023

Why loneliness is both an individual thing and a shared result of the cities we create

If you’re feeling lonely, you’re not alone. Loneliness is an increasingly common experience, and it can have severe consequences. People who feel lonely are at higher risk of serious health issues, including heart disease, immune deficiency and depression.

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