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Property developer says neighbours treat him as ‘the Antichrist’ as he spends £25m restoring stately home that was nearly destroyed by fire
Property developer James Perkins has hit back at wildlife campaigners treating him like ‘the Antichrist’ over plans to build new homes on the Parnham House estate in Beaminster, Dorset.
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Washington Post throws cold water on DC fireworks with report of ‘hazardous air pollution’
Internal National Park Service documents project hazardous PM2.5 levels from 850,000 fireworks shells launched across 10 sites on the National Mall.
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Anthropic wants to develop its own drugs
At the event “The Briefing: AI for Science” earlier this week, Anthropic announced Claude Science, a new “AI workbench for scientists” that pulls fragmented tools and datasets into one environment, and generates figures and visuals. Anthropic, already dominating the industry with its popular coding tools and powerful AI models, framed the launch around what it…
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Wildlife park plans new ‘large herbivore habitat’
Enclosure would span 30 acres of land and create seven new full-time jobs, says application.
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BRET BAIER: This July Fourth, let’s find awe in the places that tell America’s story
Mount Rushmore, Mount Vernon, and national parks take center stage as America marks its 250th anniversary with renewed conservation efforts.
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Maine man uses truck to rescue moose calf from charging bear: ‘I knew what I had to do’
A Maine couple used their pickup truck to chase off a bear pursuing a moose calf during a fishing trip, and photos capture the dramatic wildlife encounter.
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German cockroach invasion in Sheffield tower block leads to Environmental Health action
“Sheffield City Council is fully committed to resolving the problem”
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China-linked green group training US judges draws fresh heat as foreign ties fuel pressure at home
State Armor urges Congress to investigate the Environmental Law Institute over national security concerns stemming from alleged ties to the Chinese government.
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Beavers stop station from flooding, ecologists say
A colony of beavers reintroduced to Ealing has also helped other wildlife to thrive, ecologists say.