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Inside Andrew Tate’s collection of supercars and their ‘enormous emissions’

Bugatti, Rolls Royce, Ferrari, Lamborghini: All the priciest brands on the market were in the garage of controversial influencer

The Independent UK

WHO: Risk to Humans from H5N1 Bird Flu Remains Low but We Must Prepare

The recent spread to mammals of H5N1 influenza - commonly known as bird flu - needs to be monitored, but the risk to humans remains low, the World Health Organization said on Wednesday. H5N1 has spread among poultry and wild birds for 25 years, Director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told reporters…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Super Bowl LVII: How the Eagles cornerbacks can limit the Chiefs’ passing game

How can the Eagles' outstanding cornerbacks best counter the Chiefs' passing game in Super Bowl LVII? Laurie Fitzpatrick goes to the tape.

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Why the EPA puts a higher value on rich lives lost to climate change

There is one number that the Environmental Protection Agency relies on to decide which climate policies to pursue. So why does that number assume the lives of richer people are worth more?

WEKU

New Zealand pilot taken hostage by separatist fighters in Indonesia’s Papua region

‘We will never release the pilot we are holding hostage unless Indonesia recognizes and frees Papua’

The Independent UK

Wednesday briefing: Five key takeaways from Biden’s rowdy State of the Union

In today’s newsletter: US president uses unity message to attack Republicans – and set up bid for a second term

The Guardian - UK

2024 Mercedes eSprinter: Second Time's A Charm

We examine the announcement that Mercedes is introducing an all-new electric eSprinter van to the North American market in 2023.

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Editorial: The EPA finally protects Bristol Bay and its salmon

The next time someone moans that Congress needs term limits, remember Bristol Bay. Sometimes it takes a long time to accomplish important goals in Washington, D.C.

Tribune News Service

Calif. let polluters exceed EPA limits

Critics slam SoCal air regulator for adopting weak emissions rules for the potent carcinogen ethylene oxide

Salon

Burning gas in oil fields a money pit

How poor methane rules are costing tribes and taxpayers

Salon

Biden must count on agencies for environmental agenda - Roll Call

President Biden will be able to tout environmental wins, but more federal action will depend on the pace set by agencies.

Roll Call

Here’s How Scientists Decide If Everyday Products Could Cause Cancer

Government groups and international organizations carefully decide whether products are carcinogenic, but their results can be controversial.

Inverse

Gas stove makers have a pollution solution. They're just not using it

Gas utilities and cooking stove manufacturers knew for decades that burners could be made that emit less pollution in homes, but they chose not to. That may may be about to change.

WEKU

What counts as an SUV? Treasury shifts definition for EV tax credits after carmaker complaints

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Treasury is changing how it defines a sport utility vehicle Friday after car companies lodged complaints that some vehicles were wrongfully being boxed out of new electric vehicle tax credits.

Tribune News Service

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The Independent UK

Pictures of the week: A frozen waterfall, a suspected Chinese spy balloon and base jumpers

The Independent’s picture editors bring you the best photography from all corners of the planet

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Southern California Regulators Let Industrial Polluters Exceed U.S. EPA Guidelines

Critics slam SoCal air regulator for adopting weak emissions rules for the potent carcinogen ethylene oxide.

The Guardian - AU

Coles and Woolworths ordered to dump more than 5,200 tonnes of recycled soft plastic in landfill

NSW environment officials alert Fire and Rescue over concerns plastic is being stored dangerously following suspension of the REDcycle scheme

ABC News

Supermarket giants Coles and Woolworths given notice to clean up 5,200 tonnes of soft plastics

The Environment Protection Authority warns the enormous stockpiles of soft plastics are sitting in warehouses from "floor to the ceiling, blocking entry ways and preventing adequate ventilation".

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The New Daily

REDcycle stockpile destined for landfill in NSW

The NSW EPA has ordered Coles and Woolworth to take the REDcycle stockpiles to landfill, saying the plastics were a fire hazard.

AAP

More sites uncovered from failed recycling program

Victoria's Environmental Protection Authority has uncovered more storage facilities connected to the collapsed REDcycle program.

Salon

In rare veto, EPA halts Alaska mine

Mining waste would have jeopardized the world’s largest sockeye salmon run

The Independent UK

What are interest rates and how do they affect inflation?

Borrowing costs have surged in the last year as the Bank of England set to announce latest rates rise

The Texas Tribune

Environmental advocates push feds to investigate Texas’ enforcement of water quality

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans to investigate allegations that the state is failing to enforce the Clean Water Act. Environmentalists say the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality’s system of issuing permits has made it too easy for industries to contaminate rivers, lakes and estuaries.

The Guardian - UK

Chelsea plan to give Graham Potter time after January spending spree

The club recognise a patient approach is required following the rebuild, with hierarchy planning to give their manager a full pre-season with squad

Tribune News Service

Radon: The odorless, invisible threat

Radon is an odorless, invisible radioactive gas. It's naturally released from rocks, soil and water — and it can get trapped inside your home, office or school. There's no known safe level of radon.

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