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The government is publishing an updated climate change strategy, pitched as a plan to guarantee UK energy security, but it has hardly any new cash and bets big on carbon capture technology, which some say is a waste of money.

MailOnline explains exactly how carbon capture works, what it will involve and the doubts scientists have about how effective it will be.

SIR – The intention of returning to imperial measurements (report, May 29) is regressive, irrelevant and unnecessary.

THE Old School has been a hub for a showing of community spirit in Warrington this year.

As the role of in-house counsel evolves to be more than a strictly legal role, this award-winning lawyer said there are a number of opportunities for more varied and interesting in-house work post-pan

Governments, investors and at least one billionaire are betting big that humble hydrogen, the simple ‘H’ in ‘H2O’, can accelerate a global energy transition as the world increasingly scrambles for alternatives to oil and gas. As potential importers grow impatient, the race to become export heavyweights is on. Jacob Atkins reports.   It’s 2050. Dozens ...

Deutsche Bank revealed today (Oct 7) that it will join the German-Australian Hydrogen Alliance as the Inaugural Presenting Partner as it looks to set the...

Reply Todd Young, 31, of Portsmouth died during a crash on April 27. (Shutterstock) PORTSMOUTH, NH — A Portsmouth man died due to injuries sustained during a crash between a motorcycle and tractor-trailer truck on Tuesday, according to police. Around 2:45 p.m., officers and firefighters were sent to the intersection of Greenland and Griffin roads for a report of a crash. Before arriving, according to Sgt. Jordan Wells of the Portsmouth Police Department, one of the parties "was unresponsive....

The study finds the problem may be worse than we thought, with implications for health, education and prosperity -- problems that are further exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, which has

A YOUNG woman with learning difficulties has been honoured for her work to support others with similar conditions during the coronavirus pandemic. Molly Kirby, from Paddington, launched the MacIntyre Great Communities Friendship Group in collaboration with national learning disabilities charity MacIntyre back in 2018. This year, the 26-year-old stepped up to move group sessions online in order to allow them to continue helping people throughout the Covid-19 crisis – which threatened to ...