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Hal is joined by Shari Sinwelski, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and Vice President of Crisis Care for Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services, and Karla Zenteno, a Bilingual Spanish Program Coordinator and 988 Crisis Counselor for Didi Hirsch. They talk about the impact the 988 Suicide Hotline has had over the past year. 

A group of Australian lawmakers are set to travel to the United States this month to push for the release of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

BusinessGreen rounds up the most widely read stories on the site this week

The Contract for Difference auction's failure to attract any offshore wind bidders highlights how short-term political thinking can hurt progress towards net zero, argues RenewableUK's Ana Musat

South Coast Insulation Services’ Nic Gillanders offers an insider's view of how policy uncertainty is impeding the energy efficiency sector's efforts to decarbonise homes

The EU is vilifying Moscow while, at the same time, having increased Russian LNG purchases by 40% from prewar figures, benefiting from supplies that are much cheaper than those being exported to the EU from the US.

IEA argues drastic interest in investment in African energy sector is urgently needed, as White House revokes Trump era drilling licenses and plans are unveiled for Europe's largest solar thermal project

More than a hundred schools in the UK will be closed or partially shut over safety concerns regarding, RAAC, a type of concrete used in the schools which is liable to crumbling.

The dysfunctional local authority funding system is jeopardising councils’ decarbonisation efforts, writes Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Councillor Jayne Sharratt

Iran has thwarted an Israel plot to sabotage Iran's defense industry, including its missile systems; the biggest military sabotage attempt against Iran in the past 100 years.