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In segment one, Hal is joined by LA Metro CEO Stephanie Wiggins to talk about some of the recent changes and challenging issues affecting the Metro. Then, Metro Art Executive Officer Maya Emsden joins Hal to talk about the art sponsored by the transit agency.

In the past few years, the pro-Palestinian protest network, Palestine Action, has forced two of multiple UK-based Elbit sites to close through direct action.

 When Matteo Messina Denaro was arrested on January 16, taken into custody in front of a clinic where he was to undergo...

The UK cannot afford to be complacent if it wants to lead the new low carbon hydrogen economy, argues Thames Estuary Envoy Kate Willard

The UK cannot afford to be complacent if it wants to lead the new low carbon hydrogen economy, argues Thames Estuary Envoy Kate Willard

The French judiciary is working without pause to put hundreds of arrested protesters behind bars with quick-fire trials of teens, some, as young as 12 years of age.

New report from consultancy giant McKinsey explores how European governments and businesses should work together to reap the significant economic benefits that will result from an 'orderly' energy transition

Ministers are facing fresh calls to delay new rules to end the sale of off grid oil boilers, prompting warnings from green policy experts that government is failing to do enough to support the UK's heat pump roll out

The UK banking system has been criticized for its discriminatory policies towards Muslims and deep concerns have been expressed over the arbitrary closure of bank accounts belonging to Muslim individuals and Muslim organizations.

Politicians are meant to be skilled in reading the mood of the public, but our current government seems to be completely out of touch with modern concerns, writes Good Energy's Nigel Pocklington