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How a Wolf Pack Raises Pups Together: Every Adult Has a Role in Canine Survival

The Den Belongs to EveryoneA wolf mother gives birth in a den she has prepared, but within days the entire pack knows those pups exist. Adult wolves that are not the breeding pair, called subordinates or helpers, begin spending time near the den entrance, lying in wait, alert to any…

Times Life · Jul 21

The Hidden Cost of Fast Fashion: What India's Textile Workers Pay So You Don't Have To

The city that makes your wardrobeTiruppur does not look like a place that clothes the world. It looks like heat and exhaust and the sound of cutting machines that start before dawn. The Tamil Nadu town produces roughly 90 percent of India's cotton knitwear exports and supplies garments to brands…

Times Life · Jul 21

Kevin Keegan, England soccer star who transcended the game with celebrity status, dies at 75

Kevin Keegan, the two-time Ballon d’Or-winning soccer star who captained and coached England and won the European Cup with Liverpool, has died

The Independent UK · Jul 20

King impressed by design of ‘Europe’s first eco mosque’

Charles, 77, was told about the environmental credentials of Cambridge Central Mosque as he toured the place of worship.

Evening Standard · Jul 20

Scottish regional airline set to operate Europe's first all-electric fleet

Scotland's regional airline, Loganair, is set to become Europe's first airline with an all-electric fleet

The National (Scotland) · Jul 20

‘Historic moment’ for Loganair as airline plans electric fleet from 2029

The Scottish company said it will be the first commercial airline in Europe to operate an electric aircraft fleet.

Evening Standard · Jul 20

UK airline to become ‘first in Europe’ to run fleet of electric planes

The tiny planes can charge in 20 minutes and have a range of 336 nautical miles

The Independent UK · Jul 20

‘A Trojan horse’: Inside the EU’s 'weakened' plan that could put the brakes on carbon emission cuts

Proposed reforms to the bloc’s emissions trading system (ETS) have been described as a “gift to polluters”.

Euronews · Jul 20

Skip the queues with these 10 European countries that do not have EES

Breeze through border control with these countries that do not have EES checks

The Independent UK · Jul 20

How state actors are exploiting climate crises to spread disinformation

The number of extreme weather events is on the rise, and some states are taking advantage of these climate crises to spread disinformation. A report by France's Institute for International and Strategic Affairs (IRIS) says that climate disinformation has become a “tool for destabilisation”.

France 24 · Jul 20