The Latest Breaking News from Environment

Labor under internal pressure on gas tax as influencer says government ‘stopped working for the punters’

Party’s environment action network tells parliamentary inquiry into gas export tax to consider ‘very substantial’ levy on windfall profits

The Guardian - AU · Apr 21

Why Small Pets Like Rabbits and Hamsters Need Special Care

Rabbits and hamsters are among the most popular small pets. They are cute, quiet, and do not take up much space, which makes them a common choice for many homes. At first glance, they may seem easy to care for compared to larger animals like dogs or cats. But this…

Times Pets · Apr 21

Coked to the gills? Cocaine-laced wastewater can make salmon roam twice as far

Fish or sharks on cocaine might sound like something dreamed up in a Hollywood writers’ room, but the reality is far less entertaining. Increasingly, scientists are detecting cocaine and other powerful drugs in aquatic environments, and even in the brains and bodies of wildlife.

The Conversation · Apr 21

Cocaine pollution in rivers and lakes may disrupt behaviour of salmon, study finds

Fish swam further and dispersed more widely after exposure to environmental levels of drug and main metabolite

The Guardian - UK · Apr 20

10 Things Experts Know About Pets That Most Owners Miss

Most dog owners believe they understand their pets- after all, they live together every day. But science paints a very different picture. Experts in canine behavior have discovered that dogs operate through a complex mix of instinct, emotion, and intelligence that often goes unnoticed. What looks simple is rarely simple,…

Times Pets · Apr 20

Was Duryodhana a Villain- or a Victim of Circumstances?

In the vast and morally layered world of the Mahabharata, few characters provoke as much debate, discomfort, and divided opinion as Duryodhana, a man remembered by many as the face of arrogance and injustice, yet also seen by others as a product of forces far beyond his control. Because when…

MyLifeXP · Apr 20

Dubai launches ‘work from park’ initiative to turn public spaces into flexible work hubs

Dubai is transforming public parks into "Work from Park" spaces, offering nature-based work environments for professionals, freelancers, and small businesses. This initiative, supported by Group AMANA and Letswork, aims to enhance quality of life and boost economic activity. The first location opens in May 2026 at Al Barsha Pond Park,…

The Times of India · Apr 20

Low-Shedding Cats: Is the Sphynx Right for You ?

What Makes the Sphynx a Low-Shedding Cat? Unlike most cats, the Sphynx lacks a traditional fur coat, which means minimal to no shedding. Instead of fur, they have a fine layer of down that feels like soft suede. This makes them appealing to people who want less hair around the…

Times Pets · Apr 20

Fish Body Language Explained: Signs of Stress, Comfort, and Illness

Why Understanding Fish Body Language Matters ?

Excessive hiding can indicate stress due to environmental or social factors.

Fish rely on movement, posture, and physical cues to express their condition. Since they cannot vocalize discomfort, behavioral changes are often the first and only indicators of a problem. By learning to…

Times Pets · Apr 20

Why Birds Suddenly Disappear from Your Balcony and What It Means

There is something special about birds visiting your balcony. Their chirping sounds, colourful presence, and playful movements can instantly lift your mood. For many people, feeding birds or simply watching them has become a daily habit. But one day, you may notice something unusual. The birds that used to visit…

Times Pets · Apr 20