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How the illegal dumping of toxic waste in a Croatian town sparked national calls for clean-up (opens the original)
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After years of illegal mass flytipping in Gospić, fed-up residents decided to take matters into their own hands “Gospić is our home,” Željka Šikić shouted to a crowd of 40,000 people outside the Croatian parliament earlier this month. The slogan is the name of a campaign she helped to set up to protest against the illegal dumping of waste in Gospić, a town in the mountainous Lika region of central Croatia. Between 2022 and 2024, waste was illegally abandoned at several sites in the town. At one
âWe canât ride this stormâ: the English farmers facing uncertainty after sustainability funding runs dry (opens the original)
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After the available money ran out after just six hours, some fear they will have to reverse efforts to boost nature On Tuesday morning, farmer Peter Hatley logged on to his computer at 10am. Englandâs 2026 sustainable farming incentive (SFI) was opening for applicants and, after three bad harvests, the money would be a lifeline. But Hatley, who runs a 240-hectare family farm in Cambridgeshire, was faced with repeated error messages. He called the governmentâs helpline, which he says acknowle
UK ministers explore raising price of water for industrial users amid shortages (opens the original)
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Environment Agency says talks under way about increasing prices for industrial users to try to reduce poor water management Ministers are exploring making water more expensive for some users, in the face of severe supply shortages. Despite the UK being a famously wet country, the precarious nature of the water supply has been made particularly acute this summer, with almost three-quarters of England and all of Wales in drought and 27 million people facing restrictions on their water use. As the
Invasive tropical mosquito found breeding in east London (opens the original)
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Climate crisis could increase incursions of Aedes aegypti, which can transmit Zika virus and dengue, experts say A mosquito capable of transmitting tropical diseases has been found breeding in homes in east London, with experts warning that the rapidly warming climate will lead to greater “incursions of invasive mosquitoes”. This is the first time the species has been identified breeding in the UK and the fourth time it has been detected. Aedes aegypti, which are normally found in tropical and s
UK government does not know what datacentres are being used for, FoI request shows (opens the original)
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Lack of information raises fears over environmental impact of the AI boom The UK government does not know what the country’s datacentres are being used for despite fears over the growing environmental impact of the AI boom. When asked in a freedom of information (FoI) request who was using the largest sites and what for, the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology said it did “not hold the requested information”. The ministry has since been dissolved. With hundreds of datacentres await
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