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It has been decades since Americans worried about a nuclear attack, and longer since our government took seriously the issue of preparing our people to survive one, or what used to be called “civil defense.” The astronomical dollar costs of readying hundreds of American cities against a massive Russian nuclear strike during the Cold War made civil defense impractical.

Tim Cain, the creator of Fallout, has detailed how Interplay Entertainment chose a name for the RPG.

Bethesda return to E3 and bring Hell with them as Doom Eternal takes centre stage. But there were surprises too. See it all in our Bethesda E3 2019 round up

4 months of very hard work have gone into this update and we think it shows. Tons of Multiplayer improvements and enhancements along with lots of Single Player improvements too!

The DNF2001 Restoration Project contains one sole goal: to complete Duke Nukem Forever as it was originally intended back in 2001.

Best Fallout 4 Xbox mods: Fallout 4 has mod support on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S consoles, and these are some of the best that you should try.

Paris plans to use 2024 Olympics as a showcase for urban climate adaptation, including proposals to deal with 4°C of warming. The post Rethinking Paris: France braces for 4°C warming in “turning point” strategy appeared first on RenewEconomy. Rethinking Paris: France braces for 4°C warming in “turning point” strategy — RenewEconomy

Renewables were the main source of European energy production in 2021,according to the statistical office of the EU. A Eurostat report suggestsrenewable energy has overtaken nuclear power as the largest source ofprimary energy production in the European Union. Data shows that in 2021,renewables made up nearly 41% of the EU’s total energy production, withsolid fuels,…

 The IPCC’s failure to mention military or conflict emissions in itsrecent synthesis report points to a deeper problem. Ellie Kinney explainswhy solving it will require a concerted effort from states, researchers andcivil society. As the IPCC has made clear, the stakes couldn’t be higher.  Conflict & Environment Observatory 3rd April 2023 https://ceobs.org/the-ipccs-missing-military-emissions/

Some 37 percent of the survivors of Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclearpower plant disaster of 2011 still suffer from mental illness due tofinancial crisis, isolation, and drastic changes in living conditions, saysa survey. The survey results indicated that the victims suffer frompost-traumatic stress disorder or PTSD due to “anxieties aboutcompensation and indemnification,” “unemployment” and “nuisancesjust by…