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Reporter for Unearthed, @UE (the journalism outfit launched by Greenpeace). Previously at the Guardian. Find me over on 🟦 emmahoward.bsky.social She/her

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One in 12 golf clubs in England broke water extraction rules in past five years

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By Emma Howard Verified
| MSN UK Verified
More than 140 golf clubs in England have breached their water extraction licences in the past five years, according to data analysis by the Guardian. More than a third of these clubs were caught taking water illegally from the environment, either by taking more than permitted or by removing it outside the permitted period.
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UPDATE: Court Sets January 1, 2028 Deadline To Address Key USDA Bioengineered Rule Disclosure Provisions

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By Ann M. Begley, Mary Schultz, Emma Howard Verified
| Mondaq
Ann M. Begley’s articles from Wiley Rein are most popular: with Finance and Tax Executives and Inhouse Counsel in European Union with readers working within the Accounting & Consultancy, Healthcare and Pharmaceuticals & BioTech industries Wiley continues to track the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) rulemaking efforts in light of Natural Grocers v. Rollins. Building on 2025 and 2026 analysis, below are the latest developments that food manufacturers need to watch closely.
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OPINION: What does it mean to be a reader? BookTok is trying to sell you a definition

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By Emma Howard Verified
| Indiana Daily Student Verified
Editor's note: All opinions, columns and letters reflect the views of the individual writer and not necessarily those of the IDS or its staffers. For the longest time, I couldn’t form an opinion on BookTok. Taking off in 2020, #BookTok became a TikTok-based hub for all things reading. It created a space for users to share book recommendations through short-form content, and has even been credited with resurrecting major retailers like Barnes & Noble and Waterstones.
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