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Can the Way You Organize Your Tools Predict Your Stress Level?

You walk into your garage or workspace. Tools are everywhere. Some are in drawers, some on the floor, and a few are missing. You feel your heart rate go up. Sound familiar? The way you organize your tools might say more about your stress level than you think. This isn’t…

Clever Dude

‘Has free speech widened to include more voices and dissent?’: Ex-CJI Khanna at Prem Bhatia awards

Freelance journalists Parth M N and Jeff Joseph Paul have won the Prem Bhatia Award for excellence in political and environment journalism, respectively.

Newslaundry

Modi govt evades Lok Sabha question on animals in Vantara, inspections

The Union Ministry of Forests, Environment and Climate Change has evaded a parliamentary question on the number of animals kept at the Reliance Foundation sponsored Vantara facility in Gujarat’s Jamnagar district.

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World's first artificial tongue 'tastes and learns' like a real human organ

Scientists have created the first artificial tongue that can taste, and process flavors entirely in a liquid environment.

LiveScience

Google launched an AI model that functions like a virtual satellite. Here’s how it works

Google DeepMind, launched an AI model that can create highly detailed maps of Earth to help scientists understand environmental changes.

Euronews

When a beach walk feels like grief: disasters like SA’s algal bloom cut us off from nature when we need it most

In March 2025, surfers and swimmers were the first to notice the harmful algal bloom taking hold in South Australian waters. People catching waves at a popular break on the Fleurieu Peninsula later reported feeling sick with flu-like symptoms.

The Conversation

How industries, chemicals ministry influenced India’s plastic rules

As diplomats from 175 countries convene for a plastics showdown in Geneva, India’s negotiators arrive armed with a playbook shaped less by environmental urgency and more by industry whispers.

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Apology over slow response to algal bloom crisis

It's hoped a $28 million funding package will help resolve an unprecedented environmentally disastrous algal bloom that's killing thousands of sea creatures.

AAP

London's disgusting 'wet wipe island' to be removed as work begins to excavate 180 tonnes of congealed waste

Work is under way to excavate the estimated 180 tonnes of congealed waste near Hammersmith Bridge

Evening Standard

Indigenous Communities Plead For Action At Plastic Pollution Talks

Indigenous communities from North America are at talks on a global treaty on plastic pollution in Geneva, pleading the case for the environment they depend upon, which is slowly being choked by microplastics.

International Business Times

Radioactive water 'leaked into loch' from nuclear weapons base, investigation reveals

RADIOACTIVE water "leaked into a loch" from a nuclear weapons base after old pipes repeatedly burst, official files have revealed ...

The National (Scotland)

Forget brain training — you can get smarter just by sleeping, says neuroscientist

Neuroscientist Dr. Jamey Maniscalco shares why, and how, sleep can help us get smarter, as well as some tips on getting the best sleep for your brain.

Tom’s Guide

Market liberalism is dead — we need a new NATO for trade

An 80-year economic illusion has ended and the comfortable post-Cold War interlude has given way to a more raw and Hobbesian environment.

Fortune

Spain’s economy is the envy of Europe, but the plight of its strawberry pickers tells another story

Its migrant-powered GDP growth is lauded. If only the people who pick its fruit could be treated with dignity and respect, says Tone Sutterud, a human rights and environment journalist and translator

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Brazil’s president signs environmental ‘devastation bill’ but vetoes key articles

Campaigners had urged Lula to veto the bill entirely, but many have welcomed his alterations

The Conversation

Today’s humanoid robots look remarkable, but there’s a design flaw holding them back

Watch Boston Dynamics’ Atlas robot doing training routines, or the latest humanoids from Figure loading a washing machine, and it’s easy to believe the robot revolution is here. From the outside, it seems the only remaining challenge is perfecting the AI (artificial intelligence) software to enable these machines to handle…

The Conversation

Can air conditioning really make you sick? A microbiologist explains

Air conditioning can feel heaven-sent on hot summer days. It keeps temperatures comfortable and controls humidity, making indoor environments tolerable even on the most brutally warm days.

The Conversation

Allotments are vanishing when the UK urgently needs more of them

Few things are as satisfying as pulling a potato from the soil with your bare hands. But in Britain’s cities this small joy – and the many health and environmental benefits that come with it – is under threat.

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10 Signs You’re Dealing With a Narcissist at Work

The modern workplace can be a complex ecosystem of different personalities, but some are more challenging to navigate than others. One of the most disruptive and toxic figures you can encounter is the workplace narcissist. This individual’s inflated sense of self-importance, lack of empathy, and insatiable need for admiration can…

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From ‘reef-friendly’ sunscreens to ‘sustainable’ super, greenwashing allegations are rife. Here’s how the claims stack up

Going “green” is not just good for the environment and climate, it can also be great for business. Consumers increasingly demand eco-friendly goods and services, and are willing to pay more for them.

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How to Plan a Fun Party for Your Business

Throwing a party for your business can seem challenging, but it doesn’t have to be. Whether you want to celebrate a milestone, mark a successful quarter, or boost team morale, a good party can bring people together and build a sense of community. The key is to create an environment…

The Guardian - UK

More than 200 lobbyists at UN’s plastic treaty talks will limit progress, campaigners warn

Environmental group says industry figures will be obstructive and aim to reduce overall ambition of meeting

The Guardian - US

Busta Rhymes calls assault lawsuit by ex-assistant ‘an attempted shake-down’

Rapper’s former assistant has alleged an abusive work environment which climaxed in being punched in face

Budget and the Bees

10 Innocent Habits That Drive Your Spouse Up the Wall

Living with someone means navigating a world of shared spaces, routines, and preferences, where love is often tested by the smallest of things. You might think your daily actions are completely harmless, but some of the most common behaviors can slowly grate on your partner’s nerves. These aren’t grand betrayals,…

The Independent UK

Trump's push for drilling, mining sharpens debate for Alaska Natives about land they view as sacred

When Alaska Natives debate proposals to drill and mine the landscape of the nation’s largest state, it involves more than an environmental or economic question

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