Nestlé to axe 16,000 jobs despite recent business growth
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October 2025Issue 1012
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Rosebank downstream emissions could reach 250m t of CO2 over 25 years, Equinor confirms
HYDROCARBONS extracted from the proposed Rosebank oil and gas field in Scotland are projected to generate up to 250m tCO2e of emissions over 25 years, according to an assessment by the field’s operator.
Toxic cough syrups linked to child deaths in India spark global health warnings
PRODUCTION at three pharmaceutical manufacturing sites in India has been suspended after state authorities confirmed at least 24 children had died after taking contaminated cough syrups.
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