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July 3, 2024
Ceo Mark Zuckerberg has been showing off what he calls the first mainstream � mixed reality� headset, that merges Virtual Reality with the real world. The firms also announced a team of ai chatbots with different personalities, and their own areas of expertise. And its revealed a new set of ray ban Smart Glasses with al built in that can film and upload videos and answer questions. They go on sale next month for 299. Heres a taste. Call eric. Calling eric. Lets no with call eric. Calling eri...
July 3, 2024
Good evening. The go ahead has been given to develop the uks largest untapped Oil And Gas Field in the north sea at rosebank. Its expected to produce the equivalent of 300 Million Barrels of oil during its lifetime. The companies behind it, and the government, say it will create Hundreds Ofjobs and raise billions of pounds. But environmental campaigners are furious, calling the decision reckless and inconsistent with the uks 2050 net zero target. The oilfield is here, 80 miles west of the shetla...
April 29, 2024
Ottawa should learn from the UK’s energy mistakes and change its approach to the biomass industry.
January 12, 2024
All papers sourced by UPM Raflatac, whether used as a face paper or a release liner in its labeling materials, are now certified under a credible third-party forest certification scheme. Having all papers certified is one of UPM Raflatac’s 2030 responsible sourcing and climate targets, which was now achieved six years ahead of time.
November 27, 2023
Enjoy special guest takeovers, music mixes, and a whole host of brilliant storytelling this Christmas on BBC Radio and BBC Sounds.
October 21, 2023
The High Level pellet mill in High Level, Alberta, produces wood pellets for the company, which runs Britain’s biggest power station in Yorkshire.
May 10, 2023
Most man-made disasters are preceded by near-misses, where something goes awry but luck prevents things from going truly and irreparably wrong. Human beings and organizations can learn from these experiences and make the changes necessary to prevent future disasters—but often don't. Sometimes, there are basic psychological factors at work.
June 3, 2022
The U.S. Department of the Interior must analyze the climate impacts of oil and gas leasing on 4 million acres of federal land spanning five states before drilling can commence
January 3, 2022
Ireland experienced its hottest autumn on record last year, according to Met Éireann. Experts say the temperature trends are in line with rising temperatures globally and are due to "human-caused climate change."
December 31, 2021
Several temperature records were broken in 2021, Met Éireann has confirmed.