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Ministers claim that drilling for more fossil fuels in the North Sea will bring multiple benefits to the UK, but there are several reasons why these claims don't stand up to scrutiny

For months, off-shore wind companies warned the strike price the Government was offering was too low to take into account soaring costs in the industry.

The failure to secure contracts from offshore wind generators means that the UK is likely to be more reliant on expensive natural gas for longer

Ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala. the valley of the sun is really living up to its name. nbcs climate unit reports today could be the 31st straight day phoenix is baking under temperatures topping 110 degrees. heat alerts are up from southern california to south florida thats a 700 mile stretch of potentially deadly heat from millions of americans. july will go down as the hottest month ever on earth, and it doesnt look like were going to be getting relief anytime soon. ac...

Night—time in europe and the us is not expected to bring widespread relief either, as temperatures stay above 30 celsius or 86 fahrenheit in places including arizona and southern spain. georgina rannard from the bbc climate unit explains why scientists are worried about these temperatures. it has been days now of sweltering temperatures across the us, europe, and china, and one millions of people have struggled through this extreme heat, climate scientists have been poring over a run of broken...

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Humans prospered in a stable climate. But conditions are changing. Research out today shows 2 billion people will be pushed out of the habitable zone by 2.7C warming. Why? What does this mean for us?

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Eight notable individuals are all winners of Florida Tech’s top alumni honors. They are a pilot and a consultant, a business executive and a physician, a communicator and a professor, a meteorologist and a financial advisor.

Their professions are varied, but in their excellence, achievements and standing as proud Florida Tech Panthers, there is unity.