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Experience the future today! The Isle of Wight’s largest Electric Vehicle and Green Technology Show is back and better than ever – free entry and parking

It was long overdue, but a welcome step indeed, when the Sununu Administration last week threw in the towel and agreed to comply with a judge’s order that it must

Isometric launched a publicly accessible platform to vet the science behind the growing number of startups pulling carbon from the atmosphere.

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

<strong>Letter: </strong>MPs and the Clean Air Task Force say that banning routine flaring and introducing additional measures to capture gas lost to leaky pipes could reduce up to 80% of methane emissions

With the recent IPCC report highlighting the need for urgency in taking drastic climate action, Interface is re-examining their plan and ramping up their activities. We sit down with Aidan Mullan to talk about what’s in the pipeline, why it needs to happen now, and why carbon offsetting is not a silver bullet.

U.S. District Judge Landya McCafferty has imposed a tight deadline on the state of New Hampshire to end the practice of detaining in hospital emergency departments patients involuntarily committed to the mental health system while they wait for...

NetEase Games has unveiled 11 new games, including two new wuxia titles — Justice and She Diao —based on works by Woon Swee Oan and Jin Yong.

In a new BESA podcast with Chris Skidmore MP, Martin Fahey and Chris Newman from Mitsubishi Electric, along with David Frise from BESA, discuss the questions emanating from the Mission Zero Report and discover where it puts us on the road to Net Zero.

A decade of overwhelming challenges in New Hampshire’s mental health sector has reached a milestone after a federal judge ruled that the state must cease the practice of prolonged confinement for psychiatric patients in hospital emergency rooms.“I am...