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State of the environment: shocking report shows how Australia’s land and wildlife are being destroyed

List of threatened species grows as ecosystems show signs of collapse due to climate crisis and habitat loss

The Guardian - AU

Scottish Government warns of ‘existential’ environmental threats

The world faces “threats of existential proportions”, a Scottish minister has said following warnings that 90 per cent of Atlantic plankton may…

The National (Scotland)

Tamil Nadu can lead world to a green future, says Erik Solheim

Erik Solheim, former executive director of U.N. Environment Programme, says Tamil Nadu has enormous opportunity to lead India and the world to a green future

The Hindu

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Kemi Badenoch backs net zero in Tory leadership climate U-turn

MP joins the four other candidates in saying they would not unpick UK’s environmental commitments

The Guardian - UK

Push for post-Brexit trade deals may threaten UK pledges on deforestation

Government criticised over ‘indefensible’ proposal that could undermine climate efforts while yielding benefit of only £1.38m

The Guardian - UK

Plibersek's plan to fix sick environment

Australians have been promised a radical overhaul of the nation's environment laws after a landmark report detailing the shocking state of its natural assets.

AAP

Rapid species decline expected to worsen

The report was conducted over four years and comprises the work of 37 experts from across Australia.

The Canberra Times

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Irish Water reported almost 9,000 incidents to Environmental Protection Agency since 2014 including untreated sewage and explosions

The sheer number of reports lays bare the crumbling condition of Ireland’s national water infrastructure, which has seen decades of underinvestment

Irish Mirror

Outdoor education has psychological, cognitive and physical health benefits for children

There is a growing interest across Canada in outdoor education that is formally integrated into school. This trend has increased since COVID-19, particularly because open-air environments significantly reduced the risks of disease transmission.

The Conversation

When is it too hot to work and should your employer send you home in a heatwave

As temperatures soar during the sweltering heatwave, when is it too hot to work?

Daily Record

Everything you wanted to know about sustainable fabrics

While the fashion industry is flourishing, there has been a lot of attention to the adverse environmental impact caused by the industry, responsible for 10 percent of the worlds greenhouse emissions. Buying clothes in abundance is appealing due to the affordability of fast fashion, but it comes at the cost…

The Times of India

Magnetic South's proposed Gemini coal mine near national parks grinds life to a halt for neighbours

Householders next to a proposed mine bordering environmentally significant land in central Queensland say their lives have been "put on hold" and any future plans will have to wait until after their day in court.

ABC News

Butcher who grew up eating venison aims to make game meat more mainstream

Butcher Matt Fox says game meat can be better on the budget and an environmental win, but admits he still gets some strange looks from customers when they see emu, camel and crocodile for sale.

ABC News

Calls for more water buybacks to sustain Murray Darling Basin as government continues to fall short of target

Just two gigalitres of a promised 450GL have been delivered so far ahead of the overdue Water for the Environment Special Account review

The Guardian - AU

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Iran Arrests Several after Protests at Drying Lake

Iranian police have arrested several people for disturbing security after they protested the drying up of a lake once regarded as the Middle East's largest, official media said Sunday. Lake Urmia, in the mountains of northwest Iran, began shrinking in 1995 due to a combination of prolonged drought, and the…

Daily Mirror

Tory environment chief threatens to resign as leader hopefuls water down pledges

COP26 summit President Alok Sharma warned Tory leadership hopefuls need to show they take climate change 'incredibly serious' as a record 40C heatwave sweeps into Britain

Asharq Al-Awsat

Egypt Seeks Via ‘Nafeza’ to Boost Ports’ Performance

Egypt’s Finance Minister Mohamed Maait said his country is advancing in the optimal use of modern technology to ensure the speedy and accurate implementation of projects. This comes in line with efforts to lay the foundations for a more advanced digital work environment and governance based on linking all ports…

The Guardian - UK

Penny Mordaunt pledges to create ‘millions of green jobs’ if elected Tory leader

Exclusive: Conservative leadership candidate sets out her views on climate change and the environment

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The Times of India

Former Environment minister Aaditya Thackeray asks Yuva Sainiks to help those hit by floods

MUMBAI: Urging the Yuva Sena members to not bother about the current political situation and help people affected by floods in the state, former Environment Minister Aaditya Thackeray on Saturday said that this was the time “to remain true to the trust of the people”.

The Guardian - AU

Shot and left to rot: Tasmania grapples with deer dilemma as invasive pest numbers soar

Environmentalists, farmers and commercial hunters are all calling on the state to end protection of an animal introduced 190 years ago

The Guardian - AU

NSW flood plain harvesting rules won’t protect environment, government advisers warn

Officials raised concerns water level targets would not ensure river health or meet needs of downstream communities, documents show

The Hindu

Avikkal Thodu: Prashant Bhushan stresses need to address local people’s concerns

‘Projects should not be allowed without proper environment clearance’

Daily Record

Scots waterways including Forth at risk of 'scarcity' during July heatwave

Environment bodsat SEPA have issued a warning for 11 areas in the country that could be at risk.

Liverpool Echo

Mum's grief as son, 14, drowns in quarry after 'dare' goes wrong

Diane Fowler has opened up on the death of her son who drowned in a quarry during a day out with his friends

The Times of India

UK swelters: What extreme heat does to your body

LONDON: The UK’s heat wave is so bad that some think it deserves a name, hurricane-style. That’s to help people understand that this weather isn’t nice, but extreme -- and potentially dangerous, according to Bob Ward of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment.

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