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Region has higher share of net zero economic output, data shows, and Labour leaders fear Reform would dismantle industry if it wins power Rachel Reeves has been urged to put the north of England at the heart of the UK’s…
Architect of government’s water plan says nationalisation might not fix everything and the current system can work The privatisation of water in England is not the reason for its failings, the architect of the government’s water plan has said, as…
Singapore sells itself as an engineered miracle: a dense city that works, where heat, rain, and scarcity are managed rather than endured. Greenery is part of that bargain. Trees soften the concrete and help make the place livable, but they…
In Eunápolis, in the southern Brazilian state of Bahia, the clearing of Atlantic Forest for agriculture started centuries ago, leaving a patchwork of cattle pastures, monocultures and degraded land. Between 11% and 25% of Brazil’s native vegetation is in a…
Canadian backpacker, 19, was found dead on K’gari island earlier this week surrounded by pack of wild dingoes The autopsy of Piper James, whose body was found on K’gari surrounded by a pack of dingoes, has found “physical evidence consistent…
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In the unforgiving polar wilderness, scientists go to great lengths to safeguard the devices that gather precious data.
It almost felt like old times for the friends and family gathered at Robert Weatherspoon’s house. The living room couches and chairs were filled, a football game was on the TV, and the aroma of bacon and butter beans drifted…
World leaders surely breathed a sigh of relief late this week when President Donald Trump said the United States wouldn’t have to “take” Greenland after all, having been granted permission to establish more military bases instead. Greenland, being mostly covered…
This month, health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and agriculture secretary Brooke Rollins unveiled updated national dietary guidelines in a surprising new visual: an inverted food pyramid, with the widest section teetering at the top. At the very bottom, a…