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In 2024, England turned old fishing nets into a 16-metre footbridge; the 3.5-tonne structure needs smaller foundations and less maintenance than a conventional bridge

Old fishing nets seldom find a second life. But in Kent, England, the nets are being turned into something much more ambitious. The used nets have been transformed to make a 16-metre-long footbridge to carry people over a marina entrance with minimal environmental impact during construction. Media reports from 2024…

The Times of India · Aug 29

Nirmala Sitharaman meets Mondelez, Hyatt executives in Chicago to deepen India presence

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman met with Mondelez International and Hyatt executives in Chicago. Discussions focused on expanding their investments and operations within India. The meetings highlighted opportunities for increased manufacturing, sourcing, and services. Sitharaman emphasized India's skilled talent and improving business environment.

The Economic Times · Aug 29

600 million litres of sewage entering river flowing through London each year, shock study finds

Sewer misconnections and faulty drainage infrastructure are causing 240 Olympic-sized swimming pools worth of sewage to flow directly into the river annually, research finds

Evening Standard · Aug 29

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In 2025, Czech researchers reported 2024 summer tests of green facades; one Holešovice site recorded 6.4K lower mean radiant temperature than a white wall

Green facades play a significant role in regulating outdoor thermal conditions, although their effectiveness can significantly differ. A comprehensive 2025 study on five green walls across Czech cities revealed that the most substantial reduction in radiant heat was observed in the Holešovice district of Prague. Nevertheless, the findings highlighted that…

The Economic Times · Aug 29

The Fawn Response: Why You Agree With Everyone in Relationships and Forget Your Own Identity

You Were Not Born This AgreeableThe fawn response is not a personality type. It is a survival strategy, one that probably saved you at some point, in some room, with someone whose approval felt load-bearing. Psychologist Pete Walker, who named fawn as the fourth trauma response alongside fight, flight, and…

Times Life · Aug 29

In 2024, a Minnesota dairy began turning manure from more than 2,000 cows into renewable gas; the project can produce up to 480,000 gasoline-gallon equivalents a year

In Minnesota, a pioneering dairy farm is transforming cow manure into ultra-low-carbon fuel for vehicles. This innovative facility processes thousands of gallons of manure each day, producing biomethane that enters interstate natural gas pipelines. By capturing methane—a significant greenhouse gas—before it escapes into the atmosphere, this project not only aids…

The Times of India · Aug 28

World War I dogs had jobs that could save a soldier’s life — from finding wounded troops to warning of mustard gas

During World War I, military dogs displayed unwavering bravery in the trenches. Tasked with lifesaving duties, they rescued injured soldiers and delivered crucial messages across perilous grounds. Their acute senses proved invaluable in detecting hidden threats and controlling vermin in dire environments. Beyond their practical roles, these canines offered companionship…

The Economic Times · Aug 28

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White House is not a ‘happy environment’ as Trump’s frustration with Iran war grows, reporter claims

‘The president has been in a pretty frustrated mood for a while about Iran,’ the reporter claimed

The Independent UK · Aug 28

Almost half of Scottish council planning departments lack nature experts, data shows

ALMOST half of Scotland’s local authorities planning departments don’t have in-house ecological expertise, with campaigners claiming…

The National (Scotland) · Aug 28

‘Environment of FIRs harmful for India’: ABP journalist booked after report on Pune college

“Such an environment of FIRs against journalists is wrong for them and not just them but for the country. It is harmful,” says ABP Majha journalist Mandar Gonjari.

Newslaundry · Aug 28

Who pays for a shadow fleet oil spill? No one

The most effective way to stop rogue oil tankers may be to call them what they are: an environmental threat.

Fortune · Aug 28

Fresh thunderstorm warnings issued for 64 areas amid flooding concerns – full list

The Environment Agency has warned of further flooding as thunderstorms expected to hit

The Independent UK · Aug 28

In 1999, a caretaker moved to an Australian island with a major little penguin colony; he spent 25 years maintaining its lighthouse and environment

After a remarkable twenty-five-year stewardship, Leo op den Brouw handed over the caretaking duties on Gabo Island in 2024, a role now filled by Sandy Duthie. Throughout his tenure, op den Brouw witnessed notable shifts in the island's ecosystem, particularly in the dwindling population of little penguins contrasted against a…

The Times of India · Aug 28

In 1978, Tony Amos began surveying a seven-mile Texas beach every other day; his ARK still rescues wildlife today

Oceanographer Tony Amos initiated a comprehensive beach survey on Mustang Island in 1978, monitoring environmental changes and wildlife stranding incidents for nearly four decades. After witnessing an oil spill in 1979, he pivoted toward animal rescue, founding the Amos Rehabilitation Keep. This vital center proudly continues to return countless injured…

The Times of India · Aug 28

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Evening Standard · Aug 28

Five-month clean-up of illegal waste dump near River Cherwell completed

Over five months, teams from Acumen Waste Service removed an estimated 22,704 tonnes of rubbish.

The National (Scotland) · Aug 28

We've watched Scotland's natural world worsen in our lifetimes, voters tell poll

SCOTS think that their country’s natural environment is worsening and that the Scottish Government isn’t doing enough to protect it, new polling…

Times Life · Aug 28

India's Ancient Gurukul System Knew the Secret to Deep Learning and Lasting Memory Before Silicon Valley Did

The Gurukul Wasn't Teaching Content. It Was Engineering Conditions.Every major critique of modern education, distraction, shallow retention, passive consumption, traces back to the same structural problem: learning is separated from living. The gurukul solved this before the problem had a name. A shishya didn't attend lessons and then go home…

The Independent UK · Aug 27

Taxpayers hit with £6m bill for massive Oxfordshire rubbish dump clean-up

The 150-metre-long trail of waste took more than five months to remove

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The Economic Times · Aug 27

In 2013, a special medical research facility was started in Cologne, Germany to understand how humans adapt to extreme environments: How :envihab helps prepare astronauts?

In 2013, a special medical research facility was started in Cologne, Germany to understand how humans adapt to extreme environments. The facility studies how the human body responds to microgravity-like conditions. Its bedrest studies help researchers examine changes in bones, muscles, balance, vision and coordination and test measures that could…

The Economic Times · Aug 27

Psychology says people who sleep with interesting and beautiful lights switched on at night aren't just keeping the lights on for decoration: What the habit may mean?

Psychology says people who sleep with interesting and beautiful lights switched on at night aren't necessarily afraid of the dark. The habit may provide comfort, safety and emotional regulation. Soft lighting can create a familiar environment, reduce mental tension and help some people move from daily stress toward sleep.

The Conversation · Aug 27

Want to imagine a better future? Write a poem

This roundup of The Conversation’s environment coverage was first published in our award-winning weekly climate action newsletter, Imagine.

The Economic Times · Aug 27

In 2002, Albany buried 1,500 feet of Patroon Creek underground. 18 years later, daylighting restored the stream and improved flood resilience across the project area too

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's success story, U.S. Geological Survey streamflow data showed that three of the five years following completion of the project experienced peak flows above 500 cubic feet per second—the level identified in the earlier feasibility study as exceeding the capacity of the underground stream…

The Economic Times · Aug 27

In 2000, University Of Illinois researchers searched 1,000 trillion DNA molecules for lead-sensitive DNA. 9 years later, their lab reported DNA sensors with sensitivity as low as 11 parts per trillion for toxic metals in drinking water

Lead detection may soon look very different from a trip to the laboratory. Researchers at the University of Illinois developed a DNA lead sensor that can recognize dangerous lead ions through a fluorescent signal. The approach uses a tiny strand of catalytic DNA to identify lead with high selectivity. That…

The Guardian - UK · Aug 27

Homes damaged as storms follow heatwaves in England and Wales

Environment Agency issues 40 flood alerts across Midlands, Yorkshire and south-east of England

Tom’s Hardware · Aug 27

EPA faces lawsuit over claims it fast-tracked approval of toxic 'data center chemicals' — exposure to photoacid generators used for semiconductor manufacturing could result in ‘sudden death,’ also appear to be long-lasting PFAS

An environmental group said that two new chemicals approved by the EPA for semiconductor manufacturing do not come with enough safeguards, so they're suing the agency for 'turning the new chemical review process on its head.'

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