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Seven ways to reduce your carbon footprint when hiking and camping

Even lightweight walkers leave a carbon footprint of some sort – how big it is depends on how you go about things. These tips will help you tread more softly

Sewage dump fears mean 3 in 4 Scots less likely to wild swim, new poll finds

EXCLUSIVE: Findings from a Savanta survey for the Lib Dems come amid growing anger over wastewater spills into the environment.

Daily Record

Panama grants legal rights to sea turtles, boosting 'rights of nature' movement

Sea turtles in Panama now have the legal right to live in an environment free of pollution and other detrimental impacts caused by humans, a change that represents a different way of thinking about how to protect wildlife.

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Brazil's prosecutors block zipline construction at Rio's touristic Sugarloaf Mountain

Prosecutors in Brazil have blocked a decision to authorize the installment of ziplines at Rio de Janeiro's world-famous Sugarloaf Mountain, claiming they will damage the environment around one of the United Nations world’s heritage sites

The Independent UK

DOJ sues W.Va. governor's coal empire

DOJ seeks millions in unpaid environmental fines as Gov. Jim Justice begins his campaign for the U.S. Senate

Salon

'We want better protection': Call to extend Mt Ainslie Nature Reserve

A council says extra protection is needed for the environment and Aboriginal history.

The Canberra Times

International trade has a carbon problem

Environmental protection should not become a smokescreen for trade protectionism

The Hindu

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KSPCB, Kanara Industries Association take up cleaning drive in Baikampady Industrial Area

Ahead of World Environment Day on June 5, the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) and Kanara Industries Association (KIA) launched the cleanliness drive in Baikampady Industrial Area on Friday.

The Hindu

Windrush compensation scheme: how the UK government is failing its citizens with this 'belittling and horrible' process

The Windrush scheme was set up in 2018 to provide documentary confirmation of British citizenship and residency rights for the Windrush generation and other commonwealth citizens, and their children. This came in the wake of the growing scandal that had seen the Home Office, as a result of Theresa May’s…

The Conversation

Big interview: The North Devon festival going the extra mile for the local economy and environment

BusinessLive spoke with founder Will Hayler ahead of the June event about how it establishes itself in the local community

Birmingham Post

Ex-environment secretary who started DRS talks slates 'aggressive' UK Government

A FORMER environment secretary who kicked off the debate on launching a Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) in Scotland has condemed "aggressive"…

The National (Scotland)

Campuses to be declared waste-free on World Environment Day

All college and university campuses in the State will be declared zero-waste on June 5, World Environment Day, Minister for Higher Education R. Bindu has said.

The Hindu

Talking Tom and Angela join forces for Green Game Jam 2023

Play games with the popular mascots, and play your little part in saving the environment.

PC Gamer

Switching loo roll to going vegan: 10 ways to reduce your impact on the planet

The news about the environment might feel bleak, but it’s not hopeless. Here are small changes we can all make …

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Ireland to fail 'significantly' to meet emissions cuts set out to combat climate change

The Environmental Protection Agency revealed its worrying analysis in a second report on the government’s planned climate policies

Radio France Internationale

Environmental groups sue French state over use of pesticides

A coalition of French environmental organisations on Thursday accused the French state of negligence in regulating the use of pesticides. A final ruling will be handed down by the Paris administrative court on 15 June.

The Guardian - UK

Scotland’s glass bottle deposit plan is being kicked down the road by warring politicians

The environmentally sound scheme is being lost in a battle over who wields the real power after devolution, says Kat Jones, director of Action to Protect Rural Scotland

The Week

Tate Britain rehang: a major reshuffle of its free displays

“For the first time in a decade”, Tate Britain has rehung its free displays, said Eloise Hendy in The Independent. The museum boasts “the most comprehensive collection of British art in the world”, making the task of rearranging and in some cases replacing the 800 works on display – spanning…

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Vietnam: outcry after leading climate activist arrested, accused of tax evasion

Critics say allegations against Hoang Thi Minh Hong are politically motivated, coming amid similar prosecutions against other environmental activists

The Hindu

Word Environment Day: A look at organisations in Visakhapatnam striving to protect the planet

Ahead of World Environment Day, a look at three organisations in Andhra Pradesh that are striving to protect the planet

ABC News

Large crocodile to be relocated from Fitzroy River water sports area near Rockhampton

A floating trap has been set up in the Fitzroy River in Rockhampton to try and catch a large crocodile spotted upstream from a recreational water sports area.

Bangkok Post

UOB joins hand with artist to promote environmental awareness

To promote environmental protection and waste reduction, UOB Thailand has collaborated with artist Wishulada Panthanuvong to create the "Turning Trash Into Treasured Art" exhibition, as part of the "Waste To Wonder" project.

The Independent UK

Brazil's Congress weakens pro-environment ministries in a rejection of Lula

In a rejection of early moves by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva who took office in January, Brazil’s Congress has stripped powers from the new Ministry of Indigenous Peoples and Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change, both led by women environmentalists

Salon

Food insecurity's encroaching reach

"If people choose to have children, they should be able to parent them with dignity in safe & healthy environments"

The Conversation

Curious Kids: where does our rubbish go?

Where does our rubbish go? – Tsubamé, aged nine, London, UK

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