World's oldest footballer signs new deal at 58
Japanese legend Kazuyoshi Miura, 58, signs loan with Fukushima United to play beyond his 59th birthday. Read about his historic 41st professional season.
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World's oldest footballer, 58, signs new deal
Japanese legend Kazuyoshi 'King Kazu' Miura, 58, signs a loan deal with Fukushima United, aiming to play into his 60s. Read about his incredible career spanning four decades.
NI's 'Bleak' Housing Future Due to Failing Water Network
House builders in Northern Ireland warn of a 'very bleak' future as a crumbling wastewater network blocks new developments, forcing firms to relocate or close. The political funding failure fuels a housing crisis.
Campbell's admits 5,400 illegal wastewater discharges
Campbell's Soup faces environmental scandal after admitting 5,400 illegal wastewater discharges into US river, while former employee alleges bioengineered meat cover-up. Read the full investigation.
China bans all Japanese seafood in Taiwan row
China imposes a blanket ban on Japanese seafood imports and advises against travel to Japan. Explore the economic fallout and diplomatic crisis.
China Reimposes Japanese Seafood Ban Over Taiwan
Beijing suspends all Japanese seafood imports in escalating diplomatic row over Taiwan remarks. Trade worth over 20% of Japan's exports affected as tensions mount.
China bans Japanese seafood over Fukushima water release
Beijing launches immediate seafood import ban and condemns Tokyo's 'selfish' decision to discharge treated radioactive water from Fukushima nuclear plant, escalating regional tensions.
Philadelphia Sewage Crisis: Wastewater Floods City
Environmental emergency declared as Philadelphia's ageing sewer systems overflow, dumping millions of gallons of untreated sewage into rivers and streets. Health warnings issued for residents.
Sydney Fatberg Source Revealed in Shocking Report
Groundbreaking investigation uncovers the true origin of massive fatbergs that forced multiple Sydney beach closures, exposing systemic failures in waste management.
100-tonne fatberg removed from West London sewers
Thames Water completes massive sewage clearance operation after removing a colossal fatberg weighing over 100 tonnes from Feltham's Victorian-era sewer system.
100-tonne fatberg discovered in London sewers
Thames Water uncovers colossal 100-tonne fatberg clogging London's sewers in Feltham, highlighting the ongoing battle against improper waste disposal.
Hawaii's Coral Reefs Face Sewage Contamination Crisis
Groundbreaking research uncovers extensive sewage pollution devastating Hawaii's iconic coral reefs, threatening marine ecosystems and public health through contaminated groundwater.
Sewage Leaks Devastate Hawaii's Coral Reefs, Study Finds
A shocking new study uncovers how relentless sewage pollution from Hawaii's cesspools is poisoning and killing vital coral reefs, threatening marine life and the state's economy.
Netflix Axes Critically Acclaimed Drama 'The Days'
Netflix has delivered a brutal blow to subscribers by cancelling a gripping and critically praised drama, 'The Days,' after just a single season, leaving fans reeling and demanding answers.
Aircraft Toilet Waste Used to Track Superbugs & Pandemics
Scientists are now tracking the next global pandemic by analysing wastewater from aeroplane toilets, a breakthrough in early detection of superbugs and viruses.
Fukushima nuclear plant orders evacuation after tsunami warning
Authorities at the Fukushima nuclear plant have issued an evacuation order following a tsunami alert. Read the latest on safety measures and regional impact.
Fukushima workers feared swept away in tsunami
Disturbing reports suggest four workers at Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant may have been caught in the tsunami while inspecting the facility, raising fresh safety questions 12 years after the disaster.
Fukushima tsunami warning after Russia quake
Japan's Fukushima region faces a tsunami warning following a 6.0 magnitude earthquake off Russia's coast, reviving memories of the 2011 disaster.
Japan begins Fukushima wastewater release amid backlash
Japan begins releasing treated radioactive water from Fukushima into the Pacific, sparking protests and a Chinese seafood ban. Experts insist the discharge meets safety standards.
Japan gets IAEA nod for Fukushima water release
Japan has secured approval from the UN nuclear watchdog to release treated radioactive water from the Fukushima plant into the Pacific Ocean, despite regional concerns.
PFAS contamination found in UK wetlands from wastewater
Alarming levels of 'forever chemicals' (PFAS) have been detected in British wetlands, with wastewater treatment plants identified as a major source of contamination. Experts warn of severe ecological consequences.
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