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Tyne is the only river in England where wild salmon 'not at risk'

37 of the 42 salmon rivers in England are now categorised as "at risk" which means stocks have fallen below sustainable levels

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Jacobite find shines new light on the Battle of Culloden

NEW research by Historic Environment Scotland (HES) has been published, which revises the position of the Jacobite left flank during

The National (Scotland)

Minister flags biodiversity credits scheme

Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek has flagged her support for a new biodiversity credits scheme to help arrest Australia's shocking environmental decline.

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Gold Coast SkyRidge development pushing greater glider population to brink, conservationists warn

Conservationists say the species' plight is the "flagship" example of the failings of "all levels of government", but developers insist their project complies with strict environmental conditions.

ABC News

Wetland Revival Trust hopes to raise funds to buy Wirra-Lo conservation property in Victoria

Thirty threatened species live on a conservation property in northern Victoria but its current owners are selling up. The Wetland Revival Trust hopes to buy the property to continue the environmental efforts.

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Soil abounds with life – and supports all life above it. But Australian soils need urgent repair

Under your feet lies the most biodiverse habitat on Earth. The soil on which we walk supports the majority of life on the planet. Without the life in it, it wouldn’t be soil. Unfortunately, Australia’s soils are not in good shape. The new State of the Environment report rates our…

The Conversation

CPS board rejects move to fire teachers for encouraging students’ environmental activism

Two George Washington High School teachers who led protests against General Iron’s move to the Southeast Side will get warnings from the district instead.

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3 Risky Stocks to Avoid in the Current Environment

Amid rising inflationary pressure and aggressive interest rate hikes, investors might want to avoid stocks that cannot withstand the current market conditions. We think fundamentally weak stocks Carvana (CVNA), Wayfair (W), and Nextdoor (KIND) are best avoided now. Read on….

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A new nuclear power station needs a vast supply of water. But where will Sizewell C get it from?

Plans for the site have got the go-ahead. The knock-on effect for Suffolk’s rivers and seawater will soon be clear, says author William Atkins

The Guardian - UK

Explained | The draft notification of ESA in Western Ghats and Karnataka’s stiff resistance to it

The Kasturirangan Committee was tasked with suggesting a holistic approach for sustainable and equitable development and conservation of ecology in the Western Ghats. Why has the state government been in loggerheads with it for 10 years?

The Hindu

2 ‘Best of Breed’ Tech Stocks to Accumulate for the Next Bull Market

The market is enjoying a nice bounce off the mid-June lows as the S&P 500 nears the critical 4,000 level. Regardless of what happens in the short term, the market still has to contend with a decline in earnings due to the looming recession. Amid this environment, investors should focus on…

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Egypt Seeks to Reduce, Capture and Store Carbon

Egyptian Petroleum Minister Tarek El Molla and Environment Minister Yasmine Fouad met on Tuesday to discuss preparations for the COP27 Climate Summit, which will be held in the Red Sea resort of Sharm El-Sheikh in November. They discussed organizing a number of events related to environmental sustainability, carbon reduction, capture…

Asharq Al-Awsat

‘Nobody takes that flight’: Drake denies alleged ‘14-minute private jet journey’ after backlash

According to Twitter account @CelebJets, which tracks celebrities’ private planes, the journey generated four tons of CO2 emissions

The Independent UK

Commentary: Want to fight climate change and drought at the same time? Bring back beavers

Millions of highly skilled environmental engineers stand ready to make our continent more resilient to climate change. They restore wetlands that absorb carbon, store water, filter pollution and clean and cool waters for salmon and trout. They are recognized around the world for helping to reduce wildfire risk. Scientists have…

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Stirling city centre technology firm to benefit from share of £42million grant

“Funding allocated will help to create a world-class development environment for start-ups in Stirling."

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Letters to the Editor - A rejoinder

Rejoinder from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, to the article “MC12 over, its ‘gains’ f

The Independent UK

Existence of Loch Ness monster ‘plausible,’ scientists say after fossil discovery

Scientists at the University of Bath discovered some plesiosaurs may have lived in freshwater environments

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Former employee accuses Collin College of racial discrimination in fourth recent lawsuit against the school

Swee Lian Wee claims she was denied a promotion based on race and that school leaders created a hostile work environment.

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Nature's deteriorating health is threatening the wellbeing of Australians, the State of the Environment report finds

For the first time, the new State of the Environment report explicitly assessed the dependency of humans on nature. We, as report authors, evaluated trends and changes in the environment’s health for their impact on human society. This is described in terms of “human wellbeing”.

Newcastle Herald

Is conspiracy on climate change truly more likely than science?

Scientists have been telling us for decades that the cause of global warming is human-induced and that we need to cease burning fossil fuels.

Tribune News Service

UPS tackles rising labor costs, lower volume with higher shipping rates

UPS has seen lower shipping volumes than last year, but higher shipping rates have driven strong revenue and profits for the company, despite the uncertain economic environment.

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How This Week’s Slate of Earnings Reports Could Impact the Market

If you have a Gen Z member in your life, you might have learned that everything is either 'epic' or 'mid'. [Note: Epic means amazing, and mid encompasses everything that falls short of epic.]. Well, this week is either going to be epic or mid. We have a packed slate…

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People in England urged to curb water use amid driest conditions since 1976

Local hosepipe bans considered as Environment Agency officials prepare to declare drought in August

Daily Record

Scots environment agency gives update on drought plans and warns situation unlikely to improve

Scotland has a plan to tackle low water levels

The Independent UK

‘It’s racial’: Residents allege entire all-white North Carolina police department resigned over Black town manager

The officers and former police chief cited a ‘hostile’ work environment allegedly created by the town’s recently appointed manager

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