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Million — cost the police more than £50 million to— cost the police more than £50 million to police. i think that will also go _ million to police. i think that will also go down with a lot of people. that's_ also go down with a lot of people. that's money that a lot of people feel should be spent on catching criminals — feel should be spent on catching criminals rather than policing. i mentioned this earlier where the warlords — mentioned this earlier where the warlords have recently said this protest. — warlords have recently said this protest, even if it disrupts traffic and hig...

Building skins have been designed traditionally to insulate the interior of the building from the exterior environment, an approach that leaves them largely unable to adapt to changing conditions.

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Maureen Lichtveld’s nearly 40 years in environmental public health...

The Energy Department’s arm for radical innovation is taking aim at the difficult-to-decarbonize process of turning ores into metals.

The inspiration for all of these proposals is the original: the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). Started in 1958 at the height of the Cold War, DARPA’s decades of radical innovation have recast military systems and changed military outcomes — and also seeded artificial intelligence, developed advanced microelectronics, and started the internet. In 2006, the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) was formed to serve the intelligence community, and in 2009, the Advanced Research Projects Agency–Energy (ARPA-E) was started in the Department of Energy. To...