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Environmental destruction is part of Liz Truss’s plan

The prime minister’s ideology encourages the extraction of as much income as possible from nature, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The Guardian - UK

Most UK adults think nature is in urgent need of protection – poll

YouGov survey for major charities finds 81% believe wildlife and environment are under threat

The Guardian - UK

Edinburgh mum slams school system that is destroying her autistic son's future

Hailey Paolozzi, 29, feels as though her son's needs are not being met by the Edinburgh school system and is pleading with the council and government to help her family.

Edinburgh Live

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Christina Aguilera says 'chaotic' environment she grew up in influenced her career

Christina Aguilera spoke on Thursday as she accepted the Spirit of Hope award at the Billboard Latin Music Awards in Florida

Daily Mirror

Abattoir owner fined £300k after town plagued by stench like 'rotting bodies and flesh'

The lives of residents in a market town became a misery during the first coronavirus lockdown due to the horrible stench coming from a slaughterhouse

Wales Online

Gina Rinehart’s foray into Australian netball an exercise in climate exchange

Hancock Prospecting is buying the right to stay relevant in a society increasingly concerned with the role of mining companies in environmental destruction

The Guardian - AU

EPA doubles money for electric school buses as demand soars

The Environmental Protection Agency says it will nearly double — to almost $1 billion — the money available for states to acquire electric school buses

The Independent UK

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What does government support for fossil fuel subsidies cost our economy and environment?

Experts say government subsidies for private companies sustain the environmentally unsustainable, and lead to inequality and poor business practices.

ABC News

Department admits it has ‘little information’ on pesticide residue in Australian food

In a tender advertisement published in May this year, the agriculture department said it did not have enough data on the environmental and health effects of pesticides

The Guardian - AU

Marine deaths on North East beaches more likely to be caused by industrial toxins than algal bloom

The deaths were not attributed to one single cause, though a harmful algal bloom was thought to be "significant" at the time. New research has shed more light on a potential cause

Chronicle Live

Robert Griffin III on why Texas, Texas Tech and (surprisingly!) UConn were his toughest college road games

For The Win spoke with RGIII about the most hostile college football environments to play in.

USA Today Sports Media Group

UK mini budget is an 'attack on nature and devolution' say Scottish ministers

THE mini budget measures brought in by the UK Government are an "attack on nature and devolution", Scottish Government ministers have said.

The National (Scotland)

Talking Point: Should part of Buckingham Palace gardens be turned into a public park?

Campaign for a public garden and statue of the Queen at Buckingham Palace has support from the chair of London’s Environment Committee

Evening Standard

‘Brexit freedoms bill’ could abolish all pesticide protections, campaigners say

Bill would see 570 EU-derived environmental laws removed at end of 2023, with little time to replace them

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Daily Mirror

How to cut your carbon footprint when travelling - 10 expert tips

Sustainability expert and eco-travel consultant Charlie Cotton has plenty of advice for how to make sure your holiday is as fun and luxurious as possible, without damaging the environment

Daily Mirror

Jason Isaacs' terror-filled teenage years being terrorised and beaten by fascists

Mrs Harris Goes To Paris star Jason Isaacs overcame growing up in a difficult environment, with far-right activists targeting his Jewish family, to become one of the most recognisable faces in British acting

Wales Online

The 'other' Welsh rugby teams who'll be playing front of crowds of thousands this season

The new BUCS Super Rugby tournament has kicked off, with university rugby having grown massively in recent years

Zenger

Israel’s Pollution-free Yom Kippur Can Be A World Model

By not driving or buying on the Day of Atonement, the people of Israel transform and reclaim the urban environment.

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The Independent UK

Couple contaminate drought-stricken town’s water supply by dyeing waterfall blue for gender reveal

Brazilian environment ministry says the couple may have polluted the Queima Pé river

The Guardian - AU

All Victorians to get four wheelie bins to enable recycling of soft plastics and pizza boxes

State environment minister Lily D’Ambrosio and federal counterpart Tanya Plibersek announce change as part of $515m recycling reform

The Conversation

Heavy mercury contamination at Maya sites reveals a deep historic legacy

Mercury is a toxic heavy metal. When leached into the natural environment, it accumulates and builds up through food chains, ultimately threatening human health and ecosystems.

Texas Observer

Toxic Texas Revealed

The Lone Star State now ranks number one in industrial discharges into waterways, according to a new report issued by Environment America.

Bangkok Post

Krungsri committed to UN principles

Bank of Ayudhya (Krungsri) has become an official signatory to the UN principles for responsible banking, which is a single framework for a sustainable banking industry developed through a partnership between banks worldwide and the UN Environment Programme Finance Initiative.

Evening Standard

Most of England remains in drought, as Environment Agency warns ‘significant’ climate action needed

Parts of England could remain in drought into next year, experts warn

The Conversation

Magpies, curlews, peregrine falcons: how birds adapt to our cities, bringing wonder, joy and conflict

For all the vastness of our Outback and bush, most Australians live in urban areas. In cities, we live within an orderly landscape, moulded and manufactured by us to suit our needs. But other species also live in this modified environment.

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