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$56.5M Equity Financing Led by Questa Capital, Laerdal Million Lives Fund, and Catalyst Health Ventures, with New Participation from RC Capital and Eckuity...

Meanwhile there's a shortage of energy worldwide and this winter is set to be one of the worst in history for energy capacity.

 

Originally published here. Free Range: allowed to range and forage with relative freedom (Merriam-Webster) Residents of the developed nations have largely been “free range” people, free to live where they choose to live, work where they choose to work, travel when and where they choose to travel, eat what they choose to eat and buy what they choose to buy within their means.

Oxfordshire County Cabinet votes to make East Oxford’s Low Traffic Neighborhoods permanent, with ANPR replacing bollards at three locations to allow emergency services and taxis through.

Labour—almost certainly the next government—will build townhouses in first ten years in power, Sir Keir Starmer to say in todays speech.

Having everything you need close to your house, without needing to drive to reach it, might seem like an uncontroversial concept.

Carlos Moreno—originator of the 15-Minute City concept—expresses shock at U.K. governments attack on living close to shops and other amenities.

With the IPCC warning that we must nearly halve carbon pollution this decade, imagining a world beyond car culture is more urgent than ever.

Yet, some of the world’s largest producers of meat signed on to this commitment – US, Brazil, Argentina, and Australia. Why? The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA), the organization many in the beef industry trusted to represent them, climbed into bed with the World Wildlife Fund, a UN non