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(Bloomberg Opinion) -- How do you get to work in the morning? If you live within one kilometer, or about half a mile, of a bus or train stop, there’s a good chance you take public transit. If you live further away, you’re much more likely to drive.

The fight against global warming is rapidly moving into the courtrooms. In the past few years, in landmark cases in the Netherlands, Germany and France, courts have agreed that state and corporate entities have a duty to reduce greenhouse gas

Experiments reveal that the shape of submerged, melting ice depends on temperature, suggesting that natural ice structures can provide clues about water temperatures.

Rev Dr Andrew Davidson, a priest and theologian at University of Cambridge, is among 24 theologians to have taken part in the programme, reported Daily Mail.

What conferences are on your must-attend list? “I really like conferences that get security people thinking about how they can help their engineering counterparts go faster in a secure manner; AWS:Reinvent, Kubecon would be great ones...”

A theory confirmed by experiments explains what has been an unpredictable cutting process.

Members of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council have condemned the placement of a poster at the Enniskillen Cenotaph, which police are treating as a…

The blogger and chief investment officer for Madison Avenue Securities discusses the importance of purpose and humility in financial decision-making.

A new laser technique could lead to ultrashort-pulse, high-energy ion beams for medical use.

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