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World’s largest proteins study ‘invaluable’ for understanding disease – experts

The scaled-up project is backed by a consortium of 14 pharmaceutical firms.

Evening Standard

Largest ever protein study set to revolutionise cancer and dementia tests

Largest ever protein study set to revolutionise cancer and dementia tests

Tens of millions of pounds in investment is being provided by the group of firms which includes AstraZenecaa and Pfizer

The Independent UK

Freezing temperatures predicted for central Kentucky over the weekend

Freezing temperatures predicted for central Kentucky over the weekend

Forecasts from the National Weather Service say temperatures in central Kentucky could drop to single digits this weekend.

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Kentucky utility companies prepare for dropping temperatures, wind storms

Power company LG&E and KU says they’re bringing in extra crews to the region so they’re prepared in case of any outages. They’ve been in contact with the National Weather Service in order to have crews in the right places when they’re needed.

PSC ruling in L-G and E-KU case may give glimpse of future power potential

A ruling last week by the Kentucky Public Service Commission may offer a keener focus on future energy production in the Commonwealth. It takes some sorting out to get a feel for the potential impact of the PSC order.

Environmentalists protest outside LG&E headquarters to halt Bullitt County pipeline

Environmentalists protest outside LG&E headquarters to halt Bullitt County pipeline

Kentucky utilities aren’t retiring coal plants fast enough to meet climate goals

Kentucky utilities aren’t retiring coal plants fast enough to meet climate goals

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Academics divided on their own freedoms

Academics divided on their own freedoms

New research shows diverging views within academia on their freedom to debate controversial issues.

Some Chicago birds are nesting nearly a month earlier than they did more than a century ago, study shows

CHICAGO -- Some Chicago birds are nesting nearly a month earlier than they did more than a century ago. And like some other shifts happening around the Great Lakes region as temperatures rise and the timing of the natural world drifts, there’s a familiar driver: climate change.

Chicago Tribune

Many bird species nesting and laying eggs nearly a month early, study says

Many bird species nesting and laying eggs nearly a month early, study says

Heating of the atmosphere, due to the burning of fossil fuels, is seemingly upending a process that long appeared unshakeable

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