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The Bronx is a borough shaped by constant motion, where commercial trucks move through busy corridors lined with apartment buildings, small businesses, and industrial hubs, creating conditions where a single mistake can lead to catastrophic consequences. Residents understand how quickly daily life can shift when a large commercial vehicle is…

Wood-burning stoves are booming in the UK, a cosy response to high energy prices and cost of living pressures. But this comes with a hidden cost.

European Union member states on Wednesday agreed a deal on regulating new genomic techniques in crops. While this promises greater innovation in farming, it has also reignited debate over transparency and environmental risks.

Litigation finance has quietly grown into a global, institutional-grade market. According to analysis by Research and Markets, the sector now exceeds 20 billion dollars worldwide. Already Placed firmly among the more mature alternative asset classes. Its defining feature is unusual in today’s environment: returns that are structurally independent of economic…

At Queen’s, collaboration across disciplines is more than a slogan: it’s a strategy for innovation. From reconstructing ancient climates to tackling today’s ecological threats, researchers at the university are showing how shared curiosity can help shape policy in the now

The European Union is prioritising domestic production of key raw materials to manufacture electric vehicles without becoming reliant on other world powers.

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France's drinking water is contaminated with PFAS "forever chemicals" in 92 percent of samples, a nationwide study has found, revealing the scale of pollution from substances that do not break down in the environment.

The environment minister correctly applied the law when deciding extra water protections did not apply to a gas pipeline near major rivers, a court has ruled.