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Watch: The Great Nicobar Project: Millions of trees, and tribes at risk

The Indian government is fast moving ahead with the Rs 92,000 crore International Container Transshipment Port project in Andaman and Nicobar’s Galathea Bay. But little heed is being paid to the indigenous communities that have lived in the islands for generations, nor are the environmental concerns adequately addressed, experts tell…

Newslaundry

Supporting Independent and Home-Educated Learners Studying A Levels

The independent and home-educated students are learning A Levels outside of a classroom environment in an increasing number, managing to secure their grades either by themselves or with the help of learning providers.

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‘Forever chemicals’ in drinking water could be reduced under new government plans

PFAs, used in many everyday items, take centuries to degrade and pose risks to humans

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Student Loan Default Crisis: Millions Of Borrowers Are Now Delinquent or in Default

The student loan system in the U.S. isn’t just strained — it’s buckling under the weight of a repayment restart that collided with the most expensive cost‑of‑living environment in a generation. Millions of borrowers are now behind on payments, and a rapidly growing share are slipping into delinquency or edging…

The Free Financial Advisor

Water Authorities Warn Homeowners: Your Rain Barrel May Be Contaminated

Rain barrels have become the eco-friendly badge of honor for modern homeowners. They promise lower water bills, greener gardens, and a feel-good sense of sustainability that makes you feel like you’re doing your part for the planet. But behind that wholesome image, water authorities and environmental experts are raising serious…

Frugal Gardening

Tiny radio transmitters reveal a hidden survival tactic in birds

In Sturt National Park, near Tibooburra in central Australia where temperatures can range from freezing to nearly 50°C, there lives a small bird with a white back, forked tail and – as we’ve just discovered – a very clever strategy to survive its extreme environment.

The Conversation

Texas Drivers Hit With 25% Insurance Spike—Here’s What Changed in February

Opening your car insurance renewal notice in Texas right now is a shock to the system. You haven’t had an accident. You haven’t received a ticket. You have been a loyal customer for five years. Yet, the premium has jumped 25% or more. It feels personal, but it is actually…

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Greenland’s ‘green mining’ row highlights the key tensions in the energy transition

Green finance is built on a promise: that capital can be redirected to support the transition to a low-carbon economy while avoiding the environmental mistakes of the past. That promise is getting harder to keep.

The Conversation

Best De-Stressing Scents That Calm the Mind Naturally

In a fast paced world stress has become a common problem. It is a much bigger issue as it not only affects one’s mental state but physical health as well. One way of de-stressing is using certain scents. Using destressing scents will make everyday life more relaxed and enhance the…

MyLifeXP

Your genes matter more for lifespan now than they did a century ago – here’s why

How much do your genes determine how long you’ll live? It’s a question that fascinates us, and one that’s been debated for decades. For years, the answer seemed settled – genes account for about 20–25% of the variation in human lifespan, with the rest down to lifestyle and environment.

The Conversation

Drastic water shortages and air pollution are fuelling Iran’s protests

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

The Conversation

Homebrew developer runs real-time ray tracing test on 1994 Sega Saturn — ancient hardware's untapped power revealed, more refinements to come

A recently published video shows real-time raytraced shadows in a game environment running within the improbable confines of a mid-1990s Sega console.

Tom’s Hardware

From Silence to Stardom: Dalai Lama Wins Grammy

Dalai Lama earned his first-ever Grammy Award for a meditation-focused audio album. There were no red carpets, no flashy performances, and no promotional buzz. Instead, the recognition came from something deeply personal and silence, reflection, and emotional grounding. The meditation album stood out for its intention rather than ambition, reminding…

Times Life

Aquascaping basics: Making a beautiful fish tank

Aquascaping is the process of designing and creating a composition of aquatic plants, rocks, driftwood, and gravel in a fish tank to create a beautiful underwater landscape. It not only creates a healthy environment for the fish but also enhances the charm of the house. It is more than just…

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Can Antibiotics Make You Age Slower? Study Says Yes

Antibiotics are seen as both harmful and helpful as well. They help or protect us by treating our infection, but they can also upset the balance of good bacteria in the gut. This leads to health related problems which are not good for your body.But a new study has added…

Euronews

This hydropower plant provides 10% of Brazil's electricity. So why has it been dragged to court?

Brazilian courts have ruled that the Belo Monte hydropower plant has had environmental and social impacts "far greater" than originally forecasted.

Times Pets

5 Cat Breeds That Will Guard You Like a Dog

Cats are perceived as indifferent, self-reliant and not interested in human feelings. Nevertheless, a person who has lived intimately with a cat knows that only a very small portion of the stereotype is superficial. Other breeds of cats are strongly loyal, emotionally sensitive and very protective of their masters to…

Homes & Gardens

If Your Succulents Are Changing Color, Don’t Ignore It – Houseplant Experts Warn It’s an Early Sign of Stress and Requires Immediate Action

A change in color often means the growing environment needs adjusting

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Pet cat becomes a dog’s comfort during a tough time; see video

Pets express their emotions in many different ways. Many times, pet owners don’t realise what their dog or cat is emotionally going through. However, a fellow pet can feel it deeply. A video on social media is currently going viral in which a pet cat becomes a dog’s refuge during…

The Guardian - AU

NSW Greens to move bill to let councils better regulate berry industry as it continues rapid expansion

Residents and local authorities are worried about environmental hazards and land devaluation as minister says excess regulations may hinder modern farming practices

Times Pets

Unusual Pets Around the World and How They Live

When most people think of pets, they imagine dogs wagging their tails, cats snoozing on couches, or maybe a goldfish in a bowl. But the truth is, pets around the world are way more interesting, and sometimes downright strange. From tiny desert foxes to miniature pigs that think they’re dogs,…

Times Pets

How To Set Up A Fish Tank The Right Way

Most fish problems start before a single fish touches the water. People buy a tank, fill it up, add fish the same day, and then wonder why everything goes wrong a week later. So slow down. Setting up a fish tank is less about decoration and more about patience. First,…

Times Pets

The Emotional Connection Pets Have With Their Favorite Toy

Walk into any home with a pet, and you will notice something curious. Among the pile of balls, ropes, squeakers, feathers, and plushies, there is always one toy that stands apart. It may be old, torn, missing an eye, or barely recognizable, yet your pet carries it gently, sleeps beside…

Times Pets

When the Music Gets Loud, Your Pet Gets Scared: Impact of Festivals and Weddings

You wait all year for celebrations. Lights go up, music fills the air, and homes turn lively with laughter and joy. Festivals and weddings bring families together and create memories that last a lifetime. But while humans celebrate, many pets experience these moments very differently. What feels exciting to us…

Times Pets

Why Cat Brings Dead Animals Home Strangest Thing ?

Why Do Cats Bring You Dead Animals?

A cat leaving a dead animal a sign of trust, affection and strong social bonding.

The simple answer to why your cat brings you dead animals is because it is their natural instinct to do so. Your feline is a tiny predator and…

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