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More than 1,800 new homes are coming to the Southern Hillsborough County community of Wimauma. Commissioners gave the go-ahead to developers for the major development on Tuesday.

The weapons industry relishes military conflicts around the world because they generate huge profits for them. The war in Ukraine is creating an arms sales bonanza and Israel's weapons producers are cashing in.

SHREVEPORT, La. -- Shampooing hair seems like a simple task weve all mastered. Even kids who watch online tutorials can do it with ease.

Climate action is no longer confined to a small group of activists or left-wing or anarchist organisations, writes Climate Majority Project's Rupert Read

Regardless of whether or not climate targets are met, global industries are being changed beyond recognition - political and business leaders need to recognise business as usual is not an option

Recent events are making it increasingly difficult to claim runaway climate change can be prevented, writes British Weather Services meteorologist Jim Dale

New research argues policies that promote smaller, cheaper, more resource-efficient cars could slash Europe's passenger vehicle sector's dependency on critical minerals by over 20 per cent

We discuss the impact on reporters as they covered this historic flooding, and also get reactions from experts who reflect on the cleanup efforts in 2011 following Tropical Storm Irene.

AppHarvest founder Jonathan Webb is stepping back from his leadership roles as the Kentucky agricultural startup struggles to ramp up sales and fend off creditors.

The global climate deal brokered at UN shipping talks lets down those companies committed to steering a greener future, writes Smart Green Shipping's Diane Gilpin