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In the quest for eco-friendly transportation, consumers often face a challenging decision: is it more environmentally responsible to continue driving a used gasoline-powered car or to invest in a new electric vehicle (EV)? While EVs are lauded for their zero tailpipe emissions, the production process, particularly battery manufacturing, carries a…

In our tech-driven world, it’s easy to accumulate a drawer full of old cables—USBs, HDMI cords, power adapters, and more. While it might be tempting to declutter by discarding them, doing so could be a mistake. These seemingly obsolete cords can still serve valuable purposes, from saving you money to…

The head of the Government’s official environment advisors said the expected tight spending settlement will pose ‘big challenges’ for nature recovery.

Exclusive: Trade unions and human rights organisations fear environment and human rights being pushed aside

The case involved a fully permitted railroad track in Utah that has yet to break ground because of environmental lawsuits.

Twenty-two plaintiffs between ages seven and 25 allege government is engaging in unlawful executive overreach

Creating a safer neighborhood doesn’t always require hefty budgets or complex initiatives; often, it’s the collective small actions that make the biggest impact. This article explores eight cost-effective strategies that can significantly enhance the security and well-being of your community. By working together and implementing these practical tips, residents can…

When you “grocery shop near me,” you’re entering a carefully orchestrated environment. Supermarkets and the big brands they carry employ sophisticated strategies to influence your spending. These tactics are designed to be subtle, playing on psychology and habit. While offering convenience and choice, the modern grocery store is also engineered…

Hosepipe ban could follow, says Environment Agency, after England had driest February-April period on record