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Recent studies reveal widespread PFAS pollution in the US and Europe, with high levels detected near military bases and industrial sites. New research highlights untested chemicals and ongoing environmental and health risks, prompting calls for stricter regulation and cleanup efforts.
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Recent reports indicate a higher likelihood of dry conditions in the UK from November to January, risking worsening drought, water shortages, and environmental impacts. Despite some rainfall, reservoirs remain below average, and authorities warn of potential restrictions and long-term resilience challenges.
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A cold front has brought sleet and snow across the UK, especially in northern regions, causing travel disruptions, power outages, and potential community isolation. Warnings remain in effect until Thursday night, with snow totals reaching up to 25cm in some areas. Authorities advise caution for travelers and residents.
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A 39-year-old man from Guildford was arrested following an investigation into a large illegal waste dump near Kidlington. The Environment Agency and police collaborated to secure the arrest, which is a step toward justice for the community and environment. The dump was declared last week, prompting outrage.
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UK households threw away an estimated 168 million light-up Christmas items last year, raising concerns over waste and fire risks. Experts highlight the environmental impact of disposable electricals and batteries, urging proper recycling to prevent fires and reduce waste. The story underscores ongoing waste management challenges during festive seasons.