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- 1Ohio Wesleyan Opens Environment and Sustainability Labs to Public●OWU Environment & Sustainability Labs Open House
Ohio Wesleyan University is holding an open house for its Environment and Sustainability Labs, inviting visitors to tour the facilities and learn about research and programs on campus. The event highlights the university's growing focus on sustainability education, though details about dates, activities and community response have not been widely reported.
- 2Sustainable Energy Without the Hot Air still resonates●Sustainable energy without the hot air (2008)
David MacKay's 2008 book 'Sustainable Energy Without the Hot Air' is back in discussion, offering a numbers-driven analysis of how Britain and similar countries could realistically move to sustainable energy. The freely available book breaks down energy consumption and renewable potential in plain figures, cutting through rhetoric. Readers are revisiting its quantitative approach as energy policy and climate debates intensify.
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Sustainability is increasingly framed as central to managing geopolitical risk, as energy security, supply chains and climate pressures reshape how countries and financial institutions assess stability. Commentators argue that environmental resilience and geopolitical strategy can no longer be treated separately, with sustainability seen as a way to reduce exposure to conflicts, trade disruptions and resource competition.
- 4Iconic Ambassador car set for electric vehicle revival●ମାର୍କେଟକୁ ଆସୁଛି ସଡ଼କର ରାଜା |Special Report: Hindustan Motors Ambassador Set for a Stunning EV Rebirth
Hindustan Motors' legendary Ambassador, long known in India as the 'King of the Road', is reportedly being prepared for a comeback as an electric vehicle. The Odia-language special report highlights the planned EV rebirth of the iconic sedan, sparking nostalgia among Indian car fans who remember the Ambassador as a symbol of the country's roads for decades. Details on launch timing and specifications remain limited.
- 5New coalition pushes tax fairness to boost Washington's competitiveness●To become more economically competitive, Washington must prioritize tackling tax fairness and securing sustainable reven
A newly launched effort, the Partnership for a Competitive Puget Sound, argues Washington state must reform its tax system to stay economically competitive. The group is calling for tax structures that are simple, fair and competitive, while securing sustainable revenue for public services. Supporters say the state's current approach undermines fairness and long-term fiscal stability, framing tax reform as an economic strategy rather than just a budget question.
- 6Protected Greek wetland near Thessaloniki dries up●# Greece Protected wetland once sustained fish, flamingos and tourism near Thessaloniki Cracked lakebed now holds only s
A protected wetland near Thessaloniki, Greece, once home to fish, flamingos and a small tourism economy, has largely dried up, with cracked lakebed now holding only shallow pools and scattered reeds. Scientists point to a hotter climate and excessive water extraction for irrigation, and the near-disappearance of the lake is drawing concern as an example of climate and water-management pressures in the region.
- 7Study Links Cardiovascular Fitness to Sustained Attention in Elderly▼The association between cardiovascular fitness and sustained attention in the elderly—a diffusion decision model approach
A study published in Frontiers examines how cardiovascular fitness relates to sustained attention in older adults, using a diffusion decision model to separate effects on processing speed from decision-making quality. The modeling approach offers a finer-grained look at how fitness may support cognitive performance in aging, beyond simple reaction-time measures.
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A question is being raised about whether Amazon can genuinely make fashion more sustainable, given the scale of its retail platform and the environmental footprint of fast fashion and mass online shopping. Debate centres on whether the company's commitments amount to real change or marketing, and how its marketplace model could push both brands and shoppers toward greener choices.
- 9US researchers warn of mounting pressure on science careers●‘They don’t see a sustainable future for research’: US science coming under increasing pressure
Scientists in the United States are voicing growing concern that a career in research is becoming unsustainable, with early-career researchers in particular doubting their professional future. Reports highlight funding pressures, job insecurity and shrinking opportunities in US science. Chemistry World quotes researchers saying colleagues no longer 'see a sustainable future for research', reflecting wider anxiety across the American scientific community about the state of the research enterprise.
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Sustain Verona has been named a 'Climate Champion', according to a report by the Verona Press. The recognition highlights the organisation's work on sustainability and climate action in the Verona area. Further details about the award, who presented it and what specific efforts earned the honour were not included in the available report.
- 11Sustainable Food Lab project aims to guide coffee purchasing for farmer incomes●“Facilitated by # Sustainable Food Lab, the project is intended to ultimately give # coffee companies practical guidance
A project facilitated by the Sustainable Food Lab is intended to give coffee companies practical guidance on purchasing practices that support farmer incomes and more resilient supply chains. Advocates note that the underlying structure of the coffee trade has remained fundamentally unchanged, leaving farmers vulnerable, and argue buyers must change how they source to improve livelihoods.
- 12Financial doubts cloud opening of Brussels's new Kanal museum●Doubts over financial sustainability of Brussels’s new Kanal museum cloud upcoming opening
Brussels's new Kanal museum, set to open soon in a former industrial building, faces doubts over whether its finances are sustainable in the long term. Questions centre on how the institution will secure stable funding once the excitement of its launch fades, casting a shadow over what was meant to be a milestone for the Belgian capital's cultural scene.
- 13South Carolina Sea Grant Opens Sustainable Seafood Program Assistant Role●Ocean Career: S.C. Sea Grant Sustainable Seafood Program Assistant
The South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium is hiring a Sustainable Seafood Program Assistant, a position advertised through the Ocean Career listing on Eco Magazine's job board. The role supports the consortium's work promoting sustainable seafood practices in South Carolina. Details on duties, pay and closing date were not included in the listing beyond the job title.
- 142026 Ford Mustang Mach-E Offers a More Upscale Electric Ride▼2026 Ford Mustang Mach-E delivers upscale electric vibes
US auto writers are reviewing the 2026 Ford Mustang Mach-E, describing the electric crossover as delivering a more upscale feel. Early coverage highlights refreshed styling and a premium cabin experience, positioning the updated model as a stronger contender in the growing electric SUV market.
- 15Nemetschek and Saudi Green Building Alliance sign sustainability MoU▼Nemetschek Group and Saudi Green Building Alliance Sign Strategic MoU to Accelerate Sustainable and Digital Transformation of the Built Environment | NEMETSCHEK
Nemetschek Group has signed a strategic memorandum of understanding with the Saudi Green Building Alliance aimed at accelerating the sustainable and digital transformation of the built environment in Saudi Arabia. The agreement signals growing cooperation between international construction software providers and Saudi Arabia's green building sector, supporting the kingdom's broader sustainability and Vision 2030 development agenda.
- 16Two-Year Data for Alopecia Drug LEQSELVI Shows Sustained Efficacy▼New LEQSELVI® (deuruxolitinib) Two-Year Data in Severe Alopecia Areata Showed Sustained Efficacy and Safety at EADV Congress 2026
Sun Pharmaceutical announced two-year clinical data for LEQSELVI (deuruxolitinib) in severe alopecia areata, presented at the EADV Congress 2026. The results showed sustained efficacy and a consistent safety profile in patients over the extended treatment period. The findings reinforce the drug's long-term value for people with severe hair loss, though discussion so far appears limited to the announcement itself.
- 17Napa restaurateur reflects on sustainability and the senses●The Napa Valley Climate Connection: Engaging the senses: A Napa restaurateur’s reflections on sustainability
A Napa Valley restaurateur has shared personal reflections on sustainability, framing environmentally responsible restaurant practices through the lens of engaging the senses. The piece, part of the Napa Valley Register's Climate Connection series, explores how local food and hospitality businesses connect their craft to climate concerns. It highlights sustainability as a lived, sensory experience rather than an abstract issue.
- 18Ella Beatty wears mustard mini-dress at Paris Fashion Week●Ella Beatty Looked Ready for Fall in a Mustard Mini-Dress at Paris Fashion Week
Ella Beatty attended Paris Fashion Week in a mustard mini-dress that fashion writers flagged as an early nod to fall style. The look drew attention from style outlets covering the show season, with commentators noting the warm autumnal shade as a standout choice among front-row looks.
- 19Plant microRNAs found to recruit beneficial microbes●Plant microRNAs recruit beneficial microorganisms: implications for sustainable agriculture
Researchers report that plant microRNAs can recruit beneficial microorganisms, a finding with implications for sustainable agriculture. By understanding how plants signal to helpful microbes, scientists hope to develop crops that rely less on chemical fertilisers and pesticides. The work, published in Nature, highlights a growing interest in harnessing the plant microbiome to make farming more environmentally friendly.
- 20Nancy Mace responds to OnlyFans rumors with sarcastic quip▼Nancy Mace on OnlyFans? Republican lawmaker responds to internet buzz; says ‘subscribe right now…’ | Hindustan Times
US Republican congresswoman Nancy Mace has responded to online speculation claiming she has an OnlyFans account. Rather than deny it outright, Mace mocked the rumors, telling people to 'subscribe right now' in a sarcastic remark that amplified the buzz. The episode drew attention as the South Carolina lawmaker has been a prominent and often controversial figure in Congress.
- 21Los Javis name the actress they still want to work with●🎭 ■ Los Javis revelan a Marc Giró con qué actriz les gustaría trabajar: "Nunca nos ha llamado" ■ Los directores han visi
Spanish directing duo Los Javis appeared on laSexta's 'Cara al show' with Marc Giró, where they revealed which actress they would like to work with, saying she has 'never called us'. The interview comes as they enjoy the success of their latest production, 'La bola negra'.
- 22Norwich University of the Arts takes role in Sustainable Fashion Week●NUA on its Sustainable Fashion Week role: ‘Sustainability is not an add-on to creative practice’
Norwich University of the Arts is taking part in Sustainable Fashion Week, saying that 'sustainability is not an add-on to creative practice'. The institution frames environmental responsibility as embedded in how design is taught and made, rather than a separate concern, positioning its students and staff as active contributors to a broader shift in the fashion industry towards sustainable methods.
- 23High court sets safeguards for broken CCTV at police stations▼CCTV at police stations: HC lays down safeguards when gadget is non-functional | Hindustan Times
A high court has laid down guidelines on the steps police must follow when CCTV cameras at police stations are not working. The safeguards come in the context of court requirements that stations keep constant video surveillance to protect detainees and ensure custody is properly documented. The ruling clarifies what police must do when equipment is non-functional, a recurring problem that courts have repeatedly flagged as undermining accountability in police custody cases.