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Tokyo aims to help domestic energy players in creating a supply chain.

“If we plan for environmental standards that would protect children, the most vulnerable in our society, we protect everybody. When we place the most vulnerable at risk, we place everybody at risk.”

We can take steps to attract billions in new investment and create thousands of good jobs, or we can let economic opportunity pass us by.

Despite challenges, startups like H2MOF and academic institutions like Eindhoven University are pioneering innovative solutions for hydrogen storage, supported by significant investments from governments worldwide.

Pharmaceutical companies last year launched new U.S. drugs at prices 35% higher than in 2022, reflecting in part the industrys embrace of expensive therapies for rare diseases like muscular dystrophy, a Reuters analysis found.

Feeling the heat from farmers dumping manure in front of government buildings across the Continent, European Commission President Ursela von der Leyen is pumping the brakes on a pillar of the European Union’s Net-Zero climate policy and withdrawing an EU-wide bill that would force farmers to reduce the use of chemical pesticides by 50% by 2030.

Some states including California and New York will have a new, free way to file online available in "the coming days."

The financial backing of a public agency could help create a level playing field for European lithium with its US and Chinese rivals, Vulcan’s boss says.

Pharmaceutical companies last year launched new U.S. drugs at prices 35% higher than in 2022, reflecting in part the industry's embrace of expensive therapies for rare diseases like muscular dystrophy, a Reuters analysis found. The median annual list price for a new drug was $300,000 in 2023, according to the Reuters analysis of 47 medicines, up from $222,000 a year earlier. In 2021, the median annual price was $180,000 for the 30 drugs first marketed through mid-July, according to a stud...

Courtneyk/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- As the tax filing season gets underway, taxpayers in some states will have a new way to file online available to them in "the coming days," the IRS said this week.Direct File, the free site for filing federal tax returns directly through the IRS, will be open for new users in 12 states during unspecified windows of time, before becoming widely available to taxpayers in those states in mid-March, according to the IRS.The IRS has already launched its...