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‘We must protect and we must understand’: using shipwrecks to rebuild fish populations

Research by marine scientists in Thailand is revealing how shipwrecks can benefit the undersea environment

The Guardian - UK

EU countries split over polluting credits for European industry in Green Deal pusback

Negotiations for pollution credits in 2040 climate neutrality goal could further water down the EU’s Green Deal in favor of European industry. A formal decision by environment ministers is due November 4.

Euronews

Japan boosts funding to hire hunters as bear attacks surge

Experts attribute rise in bear attacks to environmental and demographic changes

The Independent UK

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6 ways to give your dog a richer life, from ‘sniffaris’ to sensory gardens

While we are captivated by a vivid sunset and breathtaking views, dogs have their noses to the ground, reading the odour stories left behind by other dogs and animals. The pile of crinkling autumn leaves that gathers the smells of passers-by provides a snapshot of how dogs connect with their…

The Conversation

Is your bed making you sick? 5 ways to banish winter germs from your mattress today

Bacteria, dust mites and mould can thrive in your mattress during winter. Here are some expert tips on how to boost hygiene and get a better nights sleep.

Tom’s Guide

Australia Tables Historic Environmental Reform Legislation Promising Economic Boost and Conservation Balance

Australia's government introduces comprehensive environmental reform legislation promising A$6.9 billion annual economic benefits through faster project approvals while establishing a new National Environmental Protection Agency. The landmark bill faces political challenges requiring crossbench support.

International Business Times

10 Household Products That Quietly Harm Men’s Health

Most people trust the products they bring into their homes, but some everyday items can quietly harm men’s health. From personal care products to cleaning supplies, certain ingredients or materials can pose risks that aren’t immediately obvious. Men, in particular, may be affected by chemicals that disrupt hormones, damage reproductive…

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Why ‘green’ finance isn’t always as sustainable as it seems

In the wake of the 2007-08 global financial crisis, green finance has been increasingly celebrated as a way to tackle environmental challenges. Banks, investment funds and insurers have rolled out a growing range of green products, from green bonds to sustainability-linked loans. This momentum is encouraged by international environmental efforts…

The Conversation

Urgent need for speed in renewable energy approvals

Environmental reform analysts have weighed in on the federal government's bid to modernise Australia's dated nature protection laws, calling for a key change.

AAP

Plastic packaging could be a greater sin than food waste

Food waste has long been reviled as an immoral, largely preventable feature of our consumer society.

The Conversation

Public urged to use water wisely as drought set to continue into 2026

Several areas are being moved out of drought status after recent rainfall but water scarcity remains across England.

Evening Standard

Toxin levels in fish lead to calls for UK-wide ban on mercury dental fillings

Exclusive: More than 98% of fish and mussels tested in English waters contain mercury above EU safety limits

The Guardian - UK

Labor’s environmental law overhaul: a little progress and a lot of compromise

The 25-year-old Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act has been repeatedly criticised for failing to stem Australia’s biodiversity decline. These national laws are meant to protect threatened species and scrutinise some developments over the damage done to ecosystems.

The Conversation

Morning Mail: ‘now or never’ for Watt’s nature laws, mother vows to continue blockers fight, Trump’s White House revamp

Environment minister calls for cross-party support as Matt Kean warns Coalition to support the bill; Trump fires federal commissioners over White House reno

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5 Office Environments That Are Terrible for Your Mental Health

Most jobs claim to value “well-being,” but some office environments quietly do the opposite. The layout, culture, and leadership style of a workplace can impact...

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Grocery Stores That Locals Swear Are Haunted After Closing

Most grocery stores are bright, busy, and noisy places. However, after the last customer has left and the lights are turned down low, they can become a very different and very spooky environment. The long, empty aisles and the hum of the freezers can play tricks on your mind. In…

The Conversation

How Turkey is cracking down on the media

Hakan Tosun, a 50 year-old Turkish journalist, died on October 13 three days after he was assaulted in a street attack in Istanbul. Two people have been arrested. The motive for the attack remains unclear, but several political groups have suggested that it may be linked to Tosun’s work. He…

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Nature's recovery, not decline, promise of major reform

Long-awaited reforms to environmental protections are finally before parliament but the battle to enshrine them into law is only getting started.

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Ransomware hackers are now running Linux encryptors in Windows to stay undetected

EDR tools aren't scanning Linux sandbox environments on Windows, giving cybercriminals a unique opportunity to work undetected.

Evening Standard

Reed’s claims about Scottish water pollution could have misled public – watchdog

The SNP has now urged the former UK environment secretary to apologise.

Frugal Gardening

12 Native Plants That Establish Best in Autumn

Autumn isn’t just about pumpkin spice lattes and cozy sweaters—it’s also the golden season for planting. While spring often steals the gardening spotlight, fall quietly offers the perfect conditions for new plants to put down roots and thrive. Cooler temperatures, fewer weeds, and steady moisture levels create an environment that’s…

The Guardian - AU

‘I’m being punished’: Emily is healthy enough to leave hospital but her NDIS plan isn’t enough to support her at home

Some NDIS participants with disabilities are forced to choose between living at home in an unsafe environment or staying indefinitely in hospital

The Independent UK

Richard D North, The Independent’s first environment editor, dies aged 79

North was a pioneering green voice who later challenged the movement he helped shape, championing progress, free thought and the value of hard-won scepticism

Benzinga

Paul Tudor Jones Warns 'Ingredients Are in Place' For A 'Blow Off' Market Top: It Feels 'Exactly Like 1999'

Billionaire investor Paul Tudor Jones is doubling down on his stark market warning that the current market environment feels “exactly like 1999.”

The Conversation

Darwin residents are worried about toxic chemicals and gas leaks. We need laws to protect clean air

The federal government is considering enforcement action against oil and gas company Inpex after it admitted serious reporting errors that significantly underestimated hazardous emissions released from its liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant on Darwin Harbour over many years.

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