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Correspondent greg palkot reports tonight from kyiv. >> its a cold, dark night in kyiv in cities across ukraine, following a barrage by russia, according to officials, some 70 missiles were launched. around 50 were shot down the rest got through. hitting power stations, the electric democratic grid and civilian locations including one in northern kyiv. smoke still rising from the roof of this residential building behind us. another result of another russian missile attack. police on the ground h...

The Appeals Court of Massachusetts (“Court”) addressed in a September 21st Opinion whether a Massachusetts property tax exemption was applicable to a solar photovoltaic facility (i.e.,...

Building a waste incinerator in Wisbech would be a “catastrophe” for the town, campaigners have said.

Advance, as they advance into kherson and towards crimea. >> so, if there is, evelyn, some crisis, maybe the power facility does get radiation leak, what -- what can the world do? what is the world reaction to something like this? >> i think thats, of course, what the u.n. wants to avoid at all costs. the head of the delegation is the head of the international atomic agency, thats good, a high-level, high-visibility person. it doesnt sound like hell get there until friday. theres a lot of danger...

A new flare gas-to-power facility is the latest venture added to Flying Dust First Nation’s portfolio of businesses, bringing their goal of economic independence one step closer.

SaskPower has signed a deal for a flare gas-to-power facility near Coleville that is expected to be the larges...

SaskPower has signed a deal for a flare gas-to-power facility near Coleville that is expected to be the largest operation of its kind in Saskatchewan ...

The Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough will be among the guest speakers at an anti-incinerator rally in Wisbech at the end of June.

MMV Environment says it has already held two non-statutory consultations last year during the coronavirus pandemic.   This next process will be the statutory consultation, required by law, where proposals for the site will be presented in more detail.  Despite many residents receiving MVV’s newsletter update today (Tuesday), MP Steve Barclay said “there has been little movement recently” on the proposals.    The MP for North East Cambridgeshire said: “I remain strongly opposed to th...

Plant theyre concerned about. some lavas actually made its way on to the property but officials at that power facility say it is safe. still, they are very concerned about this, especially locals who live in this area, concerned there could be some type of toxic combination here. the national guard says 1,000 people now only have one route out because so much lava has spread all across this area. geologists say its unclear when any of this volcanic activity will stop. dozens of homes have been d...