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At least 3 dead and thousands displaced as wildfires rage across southern Europe

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Wildfires intensified across southern Europe on Wednesday after a nightlong battle to protect the perimeter of Greece’s third-largest city, with at least three more deaths reported in Spain, Turkey and Albania.See the Story

One of the World’s Most Polluted Cities Has Banned Single-Use Plastics. It’s Not so Easy

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Nigerian shop manager Olarewanju Ogunbona says he uses Styrofoam and plastic packs at least five times a day — nothing unusual in the megacity of Lagos, one of the world’s most plastics-polluted urban areas. Plastics · Nigeria See the Story

New draft of global plastic pollution treaty wouldn’t limit plastic production

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Negotiators working on a treaty to address global plastic pollution discussed a new draft of the text Wednesday that wouldn’t limit plastic production or address chemicals used in plastic products.Environment · Switzerland See the Story

Researchers sound alarm over concerning discovery in reusable menstrual products: 'There's still a lot we don't know'

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Using sustainable alternatives to these everyday items may expose you to harmful chemicals — here's what you need to know. What happened? Twelve billion single-use period products — tampons, pads, liners, and menstrual discs — are used and tossed each year in the United States alone. As consumers become more climate-conscious, we're seeing a shift to reusable products, like period underwear, washable pads, menstrual cups, and even reusable tampo…California, United States · California Read Article

Bystander sparks outrage after spotting gargantuan $600 million yacht sitting idle in marina: 'We all hate this thing'

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On their way home from a trip to Croatia, someone spotted something odd in Italian waters. "This $600.000.000 dollar yacht was sitting in trieste on my way home from Croatia in october 2024," the original poster shared to the r/Sailing Reddit forum. The yacht in question is Sailing Yacht A, owned by Russian billionaire Andrey Melnichenko, per SuperYacht Fan. It's the world's largest sailing yacht, with eight decks and room enough for 40 people. …Trieste · Trieste Read Article

Homeowner discovers grave mistake after letting unassuming plant loose in yard: 'Good luck'

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Gardening is an enjoyable pastime for many, but there are instances when maintaining a garden can be a chore. One person on Reddit posted their current gardening challenge in the r/whatsthisplant subreddit, sharing a photo of a purple flower. Photo Credit: Reddit The original poster wrote: "Pretty BUT invasive […] Roots spread across the ground everywhere. […] Any tips on getting rid of it? I have quarterly pulls and digging and can't get rid of…Read Article

Photos of exposed Tesla Supercharger sparks outrage online: 'Why do people do this?'

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A Reddit user on the r/TeslaLounge subreddit posted some shocking photos of a Tesla charging station with the charging cord ripped from the station. "Why do people do this?" the original poster asked in the title of their post. Photo Credit: Reddit Photo Credit: Reddit Vandalism of Tesla products is, unfortunately, not a new occurrence. While the reasons why this particular charging station was ruined are unclear, there are several possible expl…Tesla · United States Read Article

Scientists make shocking discovery about hybrid frog species: 'Pretty sad scenario'

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Scientists have discovered that deforestation has caused infertility in frogs that are endemic to the Philippines. What's happening? The truncate-toed chorus frog is a tree frog, and the slender-digit chorus frog is a ground or burrowing frog. The two species have interbred over time and created the Leyte chorus frog. As Mongabay stated, hybrid species aren't inherently bad or concerning. And while the Leyte frog sightings were exciting, since t…Leyte · Leyte Read Article

Health officials sound alarm as tick-borne disease cases surge: 'You're talking about getting one a day'

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One Wisconsin county is reporting a spike in anaplasmosis, a disease spread by tick bites. What's happening? Wisconsin is a leading state for Lyme disease cases, according to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. But another tick-borne disease is becoming more common in the state: anaplasmosis. Door County, Wisconsin, has seen a recent spike in this illness, with eight cases reported over the Fourth of July weekend alone. Seven of these c…Health · Door County Read Article

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One of the World’s Most Polluted Cities Has Banned Single-Use Plastics. It’s Not so Easy

New draft of global plastic pollution treaty wouldn’t limit plastic production

Researchers sound alarm over concerning discovery in reusable menstrual products: 'There's still a lot we don't know'

Bystander sparks outrage after spotting gargantuan $600 million yacht sitting idle in marina: 'We all hate this thing'

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Scientists make shocking discovery about hybrid frog species: 'Pretty sad scenario'

Health officials sound alarm as tick-borne disease cases surge: 'You're talking about getting one a day'