Indonesian Police Announce 20 Corporations Suspected in Forest Fires, 4 Foreign Companies, 16 Indonesian
Indonesian Police Announce 20 Corporations Suspected in Forest Fires, 4 Foreign Companies, 16 Indonesian Kompas.com
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Indonesian Police Name Four Corporations from Singapore to Malaysia as Suspects in Forest Fires
Indonesian Police Name Four Corporations from Singapore to Malaysia as Suspects in Forest Fires Kompas.com
U.K. PM Andy Burnham’s trip to India could take place soon: British Envoy
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Environmental activist Dr Desmond D’Sa dies - IOL
Community activist Desmond D'Sa has died.
KZN environmental activist Desmond D’Sa, son and relative killed in crash - IOL
Desmond D’Sa, the founder of the South Durban Community Environmental Alliance (SDCEA), his son Rodney D’Sa, and his sister-in-law died in a car crash early this morning.
Insurance scheme for elephant damage proposed - Bangkok Post
A shrine damaged by wild elephants in Kanchanaburi province on Oct 18. (Photo: Piyarach Chongcharoen) The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) is considering launching a wildlife insurance scheme to compensate people affected by wild elephants.
‘Eco-friendly’ paper straws worse for environment than plastic – study
‘Eco-friendly’ paper straws worse for environment than plastic – study Inquirer.net
This proposed Ontario gold mine could pollute water ‘in perpetuity.’ Why is Ottawa fast-tracking it? - Toronto Star
Kinross, the company behind the project, says its plans meet environmental standards and the mine would not harm nearby communities.
Delhi High Court denies Race Course mosque access during demolition work
The Delhi High Court on Thursday refused to allow worshippers access to the Race Course mosque amid demolition work around the religious structure, news agency Press Trust of India reported.
New Jersey court upholds dismissal of fight over pool 8 feet from bulkhead
In Toms River, New Jersey, a family contested a neighbour's pool due to flooding fears. David Faloba represented his parents in challenging the project, citing environmental concerns. The court found the DEP had approved the pool based on compliance with relevant regulations. The...
Highly invasive weed labelled 'biggest threat' to beauty of Uluru landscape - ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Highly invasive weed labelled 'biggest threat' to beauty of Uluru landscape ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
In 1962, Hawaii released Kalij pheasants for hunting; the birds spread through forests and may disperse seeds of invasive plants such as banana poka | World News
In 1962, Hawaii released Kalij pheasants for hunting; the birds spread through forests and may disperse seeds of invasive plants such as banana poka | World News Hindustan Times
Snakebite Deaths: Expert Decries Antivenom Shortage, Urges Local Production - THISDAYLIVE
A shortage of anti-snake venom drugs in parts of Nigeria is claiming lives, with four people reportedly dying from snakebite envenomation in one week at a hospital, a medical expert, Dr. Nandul Durfa, has disclosed.
Aluminium in Prachin Buri River ‘poses low risk’ - Bangkok Post
Severe flooding in Prachin Buri has triggered a pollution crisis, with hazardous chemicals suspected of leaking into the Prachin Buri River and other water sources from industrial plants. (Photo: Pollution Control Department) The Pollution Control Department says aluminium detect...
Indonesia, Singapore Agree to Create Task Force on Forest Fires - Tempo.co English
Indonesia, Singapore Agree to Create Task Force on Forest Fires Tempo.co English
Wolastoqey elder fears proposed Sisson Mine could threaten land she's worked to reconnect with - CBC
Gina Brooks is a Wolastoqey elder and landowner in Stanley Parish, N.B., whose land is near the proposed Sisson Mine site. (Sis'moqon/CBC)Social SharingFor Gina Brooks, a piece of land on Wolastoqey territory has become a place of healing, cultural reclamation and reconnection wi...
Haryana farmers upset as ‘tardy’ paddy lifting delays payments
Slow lifting of paddy from grain markets has delayed payments to farmers in Haryana during the ongoing Kharif Marketing Season (KMS) 2026-27, even as official data shows substantial progress in arrivals and procurement.
HC asks Himachal govt to appoint power regulator chief by Nov 10 | Hindustan Times
The high court has set aside the state government’s decision to cancel the selection process for the post of chairperson of the Himachal Pradesh electricity regulatory commission (HPERC), directing the authorities to complete the appointment process by November 10.