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Japan to Plant Slightly Radioactive Fukushima Soil at Prime Minister’s Office

Endorsed by the International Atomic Energy Agency, the initiative seeks to reassure the public by covering low-level material with topsoil as part of plans for permanent disposal by 2045.

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Jaws at 50: Shark Myth Gives Way to Conservation and Critique

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Bengaluru Faces Severe Flooding as Lakes Reach Capacity Following Intense Rains

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Supreme Court Declares Maharashtra’s Zudpi Jungle as Forest Land, Sets Path for Development

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Manitou Springs Faces Critical Water Shortage as Backup Pipeline Repairs Continue

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Colorado Supreme Court Allows Boulder to Pursue Climate Lawsuit Against ExxonMobil and Suncor

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Supreme Court Issues Contempt Notices Over Pollution Board Vacancies

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India Unveils Draft Climate Finance Taxonomy Framework

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Hong Kong Eases Harbour Reclamation Rules, Shifting Approval to Chief Executive

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Water Company Executives Face Prison Under New Environmental Law

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England's Sewage Pollution Hits Record 3.6 Million Hours in 2024

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UK Government Launches Western Forest Project to Plant 20 Million Trees by 2050

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Federal Judge Blocks EPA's Termination of $20 Billion Climate Grants

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Tesco Launches Free Food Trial to Reduce Waste in Select Stores

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London Sees Major Air Quality Gains Following Ulez Expansion

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Indian Railways Fires Worker After Viral Video Shows Garbage Dumped From Train

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Environmental Policy

Japan to Plant Slightly Radioactive Fukushima Soil at Prime Minister’s Office

Jaws at 50: Shark Myth Gives Way to Conservation and Critique

Bengaluru Faces Severe Flooding as Lakes Reach Capacity Following Intense Rains

Supreme Court Declares Maharashtra’s Zudpi Jungle as Forest Land, Sets Path for Development

Report Questions Viability of Reviving Quebec LNG Project

UK Launches Record 81 Criminal Investigations Targeting Water Companies

Labour Proposes EV-Only Parking Zones with Fines for Petrol and Diesel Cars

Laurence Fox Pleads Not Guilty to Charges of Encouraging ULEZ Camera Vandalism

Manitou Springs Faces Critical Water Shortage as Backup Pipeline Repairs Continue

Colorado Supreme Court Allows Boulder to Pursue Climate Lawsuit Against ExxonMobil and Suncor

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Supreme Court Issues Contempt Notices Over Pollution Board Vacancies

India Unveils Draft Climate Finance Taxonomy Framework

Hong Kong Eases Harbour Reclamation Rules, Shifting Approval to Chief Executive

Water Company Executives Face Prison Under New Environmental Law

England's Sewage Pollution Hits Record 3.6 Million Hours in 2024

UK Government Launches Western Forest Project to Plant 20 Million Trees by 2050

Federal Judge Blocks EPA's Termination of $20 Billion Climate Grants

Tesco Launches Free Food Trial to Reduce Waste in Select Stores

London Sees Major Air Quality Gains Following Ulez Expansion

Indian Railways Fires Worker After Viral Video Shows Garbage Dumped From Train

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