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The NT's economic growth is 'heavily influenced' by the Barossa gas project, but its future is increasingly uncertain

Getting back in the black by 2026-27 relies heavily on Santos' $4.7 billion Barossa gas field off the coast of the Tiwi Islands going ahead, but it's facing opposition from traditional owners and rising environmental costs.

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Calls to permanently ban use of PFAS chemicals still found in some domestic products

Despite being gradually phased out, the toxic chemicals are still found in products like household cookware, waterproof jackets, stain resistant carpets and food packaging, experts say.

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2 Smart Investments to Make in the Financial Sector

Amid a high-interest rate environment, finance companies seem well-positioned to boost their profit margins. Hence, fundamentally strong financial stocks, EZCORP, Inc. (EZPW) and Regional Management (RM), could be smart investments now to garner significant returns in the foreseeable future. Read on….

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More foreign workers needed to tackle food prices, industry chiefs tell No 10

Could take ‘decades’ to shift away from reliance on overseas staff, say food sector leaders attending Downing Street summit

The Independent UK

Irish diets making us and our environment 'sick' finds stark new report

"This is like a slow-motion disaster unfolding before our eyes"

Irish Mirror

First Scottish penalty for greenhouse gas leak issued to Ayrshire firm

SCOTLAND'S environmental regulator has issued its first penalty for a greenhouse gas leak.

The National (Scotland)

UN: Time running out in war on plastic pollution

PARIS: The world must halve single-use plastics and slash throwaway consumption to stem the tide of environmental pollution, according to a UN report on Tuesday that warns the next few years are critical.

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All the signs your job is making you 'unwell' and it's time to go, according to expert

A top organisational psychologist has shared some of the ways your job can make you unwell - from the office itself to your boss' management skills - and how to tell when it's time to quit

Daily Mirror

Srikakulam collector inaugurates cycle rally to promote environment friendly transport

Srikakulam Collector Shrikesh B. Lathakar on May 16 asked people to use cycles to travel to short distances, as they were environment friendly and ensure fitness as well.

The Hindu

Centre calls for compliance report from pharma company near Vedanthangal bird sanctuary

The Union Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change (MoEFCC) has called for a report from its regional office in Chennai, to ascertain whether Sun Pharmaceuticals Industries Limited had violated any conditions imposed on it when it was granted environmental clearance for its plant close to Vedanthangal bird sanctuary.

The Hindu

Viewpoint: Why It's Time for Pro AV to Take Digital Twin Metaverse Technology Seriously

How can virtual replicas of a physical systems help the industry?

AVNetwork

Famous Glasgow landmark reopens after £3.05 million restoration

A Glasgow institution has finally reopened following the completion of a two-year restoration project.

The National (Scotland)

$MP Marion Scrymgour calls for hold on Beetaloo Basin approvals over fracking risks$

MP Marion Scrymgour calls for hold on Beetaloo Basin approvals over fracking risks

The Federal Member for Lingiari claims a key recommendation around water use has not been implemented despite plans to allow fracking in the region, and it has left traditional owners, environmentalists and pastoralists with serious concerns.

ABC News

Flagship EU law to restore nature must not be derailed, warns environment chief

Rejection of key legislation on pesticides and restoration of wildlife ‘would send a dangerous, negative signal to the world’

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How dirty corporations use greenwashing

Companies say they're investing in environment while lobbying against climate legislation

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Worrying signs your job might be toxic – and what to do it if is

May is Mental Health Awareness Month – an excellent time for workers to assess their workplace as a negative or positive environment.

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Plibersek's pledge for no new extinctions under threat as researchers issue dire warning on Tasmanian maugean skate

Researchers say Tanya Plibersek's pledge of no new extinctions is under serious threat as the only known population of an endangered ancient Tasmania ray continues to nosedive.

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Houston-area chemical fire highlights gaps in Texas environmental enforcement

A fire broke out at a Deer Park Shell plant the day after a public hearing on renewing the permit for ITC, a nearby facility that caught fire in 2019, sparking a Texas Tribune/Public Health Watch investigation that documented failures in state and federal oversight.

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The Conversation

Reusable nappies can reduce the environmental footprint of parenting – but only if they're used with care

Around the world, another 45 babies are born every ten seconds. Each of these babies will require nappies that need to be changed frequently. So it’s understandable that new parents want to do what’s best for their baby – and the planet – when it comes to the all-important nappy…

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Is Kelly Clarkson Really A Monster To Work For? After Viral Report, Another Insider Shares Thoughts

Another employee of The Kelly Clarkson Show is speaking out about what it's like to work for the host, after accusations of a toxic environment.

The Conversation

You shed DNA everywhere you go – trace samples in the water, sand and air are enough to identify who you are, raising ethical questions about privacy

Human DNA can be sequenced from small amounts of water, sand and air in the environment to potentially extract identifiable information like genetic lineage, gender, and health risks, according to our new research.

The Independent UK

Humans are leaving their DNA everywhere, scientists find

The researchers said their findings raise possible ethical and privacy concerns around capturing environmental DNA.

Daily Record

Sewage frequently dumped on environmentally protected Scots sites last year

The Scottish Government is under pressure to tackle the crisis as 7.6million cubic metres of filth released at parks, beaches and waters of special significance.

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3 Insurance Stocks Worth Buying in May

Insurers are among the major beneficiaries of a rising interest rate environment. With the Fed unlikely to cut rates anytime soon, the insurance industry will likely benefit. Hence, it could be wise to buy fundamentally strong insurance stocks, Everest Re Group (RE), Reinsurance Group of America (RGA), and International General…

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How corporations use greenwashing to convince you they are battling climate change

Many corporations claim their products are “green-friendly.” But how do you know if what they’re selling is truly eco-safe? SciLine interviewed Thomas Lyon, professor of sustainable science, technology and commerce at the University of Michigan, on how to buy environmentally sustainable products, whether carbon credits actually work and the prevalence…

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