Keeping Company With Trees
New Indian Expressby Sheila Kumar·2d ago
Studies have repeatedly shown that being near trees lowers our blood pressure, slows our heart rate and reduces stress hormones; the activity cuts down cortisol, the main chemical our body makes in...
Sowing the seeds of a solar power intervention
The Hinduby Vanita Bhatnagar·2d ago
Kojadmal Jat’s solar farm is different from those surrounding it. In Kundanpura, a village in Bassi block, nearly an hour’s drive east of Jaipur, Rajasthan’s capital, the sight of fields dotted...
Heathrow expansion ‘is threat to England’s largest surviving medieval barn’
World news | The Guardianby Dalya Alberge·2d ago
Six hundred years after it was built, England’s largest surviving medieval timber-framed barn could now be “shaken to pieces” by aircraft vibrations, campaigners warn.
Frustration mounts for thousands still without power after deadly Indiana storms
CBS Newsby Ash-har Quraishi·2d ago
Like so many in Gary, Indiana, Shatiya Hardin has been waiting for the minute her power finally turns back on. "It's been absolutely horrible," Hardin told CBS News.
Why Australia risks losing iconic animals
PerthNowby Nathan Schmidt·2d ago
Bird flu threatens to wipe out Australia’s iconic black swans, experts warn Australians could expect to see lakes without iconic native animals such as the black swan “or large numbers of carcasses...
Energy UK says struggling households need more support with bills
BBC Newsby Lucy Hooker·2d ago
- Published Higher energy bills this winter mean the government should step in to provide more help for households most in need, the body representing energy firms in the UK has said.
Tropical Storm Moke advances towards Hawaii with heavy rain, strong winds
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff·2d ago
Tropical Storm Moke is grinding towards Hawaii, bringing gusts of wind and heavy rain only a week after the islands faced similar conditions from Hurricane Lala.
‘This is our home’: The women fighting a company’s land claim on Indonesia’s Pari Island
Channel News Asiaby Kiki Siregar·2d ago
‘This is our home’: The women fighting a company’s land claim on Indonesia’s Pari Island Pari Island is at the centre of a decade-long land dispute which has seen local residents attempting to...
Burnham's 'climate tsar' racks up 250,000 air miles in just two years
Mail Onlineby Gabriel Millard-clothier·2d ago
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Andy Burnham is under mounting pressure to sack his 'climate tsar' after she racked up more than enough 'air miles' to get to the...
13 best beer gardens to have a sunny pint in as summer winds down
Daily Express :by Brian Dillon·2d ago
The Bridge, Chertsey The Bridge, Chertsey, is one of the many lovely beer gardens to enjoy the cooler summer weather The UK's best beer gardens have been named as summer winds down and the days...
Major sports event announces huge cancellation as heatwave turns water toxic
Daily Express :by Sarah Barltrop·2d ago
Ironman Leeds was the latest major sporting event to be impacted by the heatwave after toxic algae meant the swim had to be cancelled.
Traditional owners relieved they won't have to watch another Juukan Gorge disaster
ABC News Australiaby Jay Carstens and Lachlan Ford·2d ago
In short: Three generations of Wangkamadla people have gathered on country to celebrate Pilungah Reserve's protection as a special wildlife reserve.
‘Devastating’: Western Australia fears a black swan moment as bird flu threatens flagship species
The Guardianby Narelle Towie·2d ago
When the black swans start dying, Western Australians will know that bird flu has truly arrived. The birds are an “indicator species” because once they are infected with the H5N1 virus they are...
Park Bill: Move aimed at facilitating takeover of Lalbagh land for Tunnel Road, say environmentalists, city BJP MPs
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·2d ago
The Karnataka Cabinet clearing a Bill to amend the Karnataka Government Parks (Preservation) Act, 1975, to allow 5% of parks and garden lands to be alienated for public purposes, drew severe...
Vietnam Is Building Floating Bamboo Homes Before It’s Too Late - Yanko Design
Yanko Designby Ida Torres·2d ago
The Mekong Delta has always lived by the rhythms of water. Its rivers rise and fall with the seasons, and the people who call this region home have spent generations learning to move with it rather...
Summer music highlights of 2026
CBS Newsby David Morgan·2d ago
Summer is the time to enjoy live music, indoors and out. Scroll through our gallery of some of 2026's leading musical acts, featuring images by CBS News photojournalist Jake Barlow and...
Uttarakhand disaster aid for damaged, destroyed houses: Eligibility, benefits and application process explained
Times of Indiaby TOI REAL ESTATE DESK·2d ago
The Uttarakhand state disaster management authority, under the department of disaster management, provides financial assistance to people whose residential houses have been completely or partially...
City’s chemical weed reduction plan under scrutiny
PerthNowby Liam Murphy·2d ago
City of Joondalup’s chemical weed reduction plan ‘doesn’t meet community expectations’, advocates warn The City of Joondalup is considering cutting its reliance on chemical weed treatments by up to...
Uneven utility patches add to motorists’ woes in Tambaram
The Hinduby T Arvind·2d ago
Motorists and schoolchildren in several parts of Tambaram City Corporation are facing a fresh hazard on roads already affected by potholes and damaged surfaces: uneven patches laid after roads are...
Thousands of invasive fish taken from Sun Moon Lake - Taipei Times
Taipei Times·2d ago
More than 25,000 giant snakehead fry have been removed from Sun Moon Lake (日月潭) this year, marking a more than 30-fold annual increase from last year, the Nantou County Government said on Friday.
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