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Murray Watt ‘personally lobbied’ Unesco over barring of WA rock art from world heritage list

Speaking to Guardian Australia, the environment minister said the report had been ‘clearly influenced’ by environment campaigners

The Guardian - AU

6 Supermarket Strategies That Reward Impulse Buyers (And Punish Planners)

Supermarkets are meticulously designed environments, engineered to maximize sales. While all shoppers are subject to their influence, certain retail strategies seem to specifically benefit the spontaneous, impulse buyer. Conversely, these same tactics can sometimes frustrate or offer fewer advantages to the diligent, list-driven planner. It can feel like the store’s…

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3 Tech Stocks You Can't Miss in This Market Cycle

There are three stocks in the digital space that shouldn't be ignored by investors, representing some of the most popular factors in a volatile environment.

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Swedish ‘queen of trash’ jailed for dumping thousands of tonnes of toxic waste

Fariba Vancor, former boss of Think Pink waste management company, convicted of 19 serious environmental crimes

The Guardian - UK

AI boom means regulator cannot predict future water shortages in England

Datacentres, which do not have to report amount of water used to cool servers, leave Environment Agency with no idea of shortfalls

The Guardian - UK

5 places to never grow an orchid – houseplant experts warn these spots will mean fewer blooms and weaker plants

These exotic indoor plants need a specific growing environment to stay happy

Homes & Gardens

How deleting your old emails could help England avoid major water shortages

Data centres require a large amount of water for cooling processes, say the Environment Agency, which is urging people to help manage the pressure on them

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England faces ‘huge’ water shortages of 5bn litres a day by 2055, officials warn

Urgent action is needed to cut leaks, curb demand and build new water supply schemes, the Environment Agency warns.

The Independent UK

5 Things That Are Illegal to Burn In Your Backyard (But People Still Do)

Backyard bonfires and burn barrels might seem like harmless traditions or cheap clean-up hacks, but illegally burning the wrong materials can land you in serious hot water—literally and figuratively. Common local and state laws prohibit burning many items that can pollute the air, damage your health, or risk wildfires. Knowing…

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8 Couponing Behaviors That Could Get You Banned from Stores

Couponing is a legitimate way for shoppers to save money. Retailers and manufacturers offer coupons to drive sales and build loyalty. However, this system relies on trust and ethical use. When shoppers intentionally misuse coupons or behave aggressively, it can lead to negative consequences, including being banned from a store.…

Grocery Coupon Guide

Should You Buy JBS Stock After the Meat Giant’s IPO?

Activists and lawmakers have expressed concerns about JBS’s environmental practices.

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Trump 'Promoted This Type of Environment,' Democratic Senator Declares Following Minnesota Assassination

In the wake of a politically motivated assassination Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-OR) called out Trump, saying the president has promoted rhetoric, hate and violence.

Latin Times

Avowed isn't Pillars of Eternity 3, but if the third RPG ever happens director Josh Sawyer reckons it should move to a proper 3D environment "more like Baldur’s Gate 3"

"I think that a third game should be an isometric 3D with an environment more like Baldur’s Gate 3"

GamesRadar

8 Sneaky Ways Supermarkets Trick You Into Spending More

Have you ever walked into a supermarket for a gallon of milk, only to walk out with $100 worth of groceries you never intended to buy? If so, you’re not alone, and it’s certainly not a coincidence; in fact, it’s by design. Supermarkets are masters of psychology, meticulously crafting an…

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Josh Sawyer says a hypothetical Pillars of Eternity 3 would be 3D, just like Baldur's Gate 3, with 'environmental mechanics, elevation hazards, and dynamic terrain'

"That could be super cool."

Kids Ain't Cheap

9 Ways to Encourage Creativity in Kids

Creativity isn’t just for artists—it’s a powerful life skill that helps kids solve problems, express emotions, and explore their world with confidence. Whether your child is building a fort out of couch cushions or inventing a game with made-up rules, these moments of imagination shape how they learn and grow.…

The Independent UK

Flood defences to receive £7.9bn investment over next decade

Ministers said the money will be spent on rolling out high-performance flood barriers as well as nature-based solutions such as wetland restoration.

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How to Find Healthy Kittens on Sale Without Compromising on Quality or Breed Standards

Finding healthy kittens on sale requires careful research to ensure quality and breed standards.

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Seabed mining is becoming an environmental flashpoint – NZ will have to pick a side soon

Seabed mining could become one of the defining environmental battles of 2025. Around the world, governments are weighing up whether to allow mining of the ocean floor for metal ores and minerals. New Zealand is among them.

Homes & Gardens

I just discovered monsteras produce fruit you can actually eat – houseplant experts say it's delicious and reveal exactly how to achieve a harvest

It's called Monstera deliciosa for a reason

Evening Standard

Water sector needs ‘root-and-branch’ reform, MPs say

The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs committee have said that the industry is ‘failing’ but water companies are ‘deaf to the crisis’.

The Guardian - UK

Thames Water must be held to account

Letters: The assets of those who accrue wealth through the degradation of the natural environment should be confiscated, writes David Humphreys

Salon

Who's the real invasive species?

Our cities and suburbs have spiders, rats, raccoons, lizards — and people. Which of us is really the invader?

The Guardian - AU

Deadly algal bloom in South Australia’s Coorong an environmental ‘eye opener’, ecologist says

Among the dead in the internationally significant wetland are estuarine snails, shore crabs, baby flounder and ‘a thick stew of polychaete worms’ after high tides swept the algae

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6 Industries That Are Using AI in Disturbing New Ways

Artificial intelligence has seeped into nearly every corner of modern life, often in ways that are helpful, innovative, and even life-saving. But not every application of AI feels like a win for humanity. Some industries are adopting the technology in ways that raise serious ethical concerns, blur boundaries, and even…

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