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Nature: New strategy to restore protection for nature in Northern Ireland launched
Northern Ireland’s agriculture minister launches a Nature Recovery Strategy to restore biodiversity, with only one of 49 priority habitats meeting protection standards.
Q&A: Why are UK energy bills so high – and how could they be lowered?
UK household energy bills reached £1,723 annually in October 2026, with further increases forecast for January 2027 amid high gas prices driven by geopolitical tensions. Experts debate whether accelerating renewable energy transition or pursuing alternative approaches would best address sustained price pressures.
Can the new federal voucher program help public schools? Democrats are torn
Democrats face a difficult decision on a new federal voucher program offering tax credits for education donations, with potential benefits for public schools but concerns about funding being diverted to private institutions.
5 Things to Know About Work Colleges
Nine federally recognized work colleges integrate paid labor into their educational models, helping low-income students graduate with reduced or eliminated debt while gaining practical work experience and skills.
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Haugesund New Nordic Films Reveals Standout 36 Nordic Projects and 15 Fresh Pics Set to Woo 300 Industry Attendees
New Nordic Films revealed 36 Nordic projects competing for industry attention at its 32nd edition, running Aug. 25-28, with nearly 300 professionals attending from 28 countries.
Asia Argento Discusses Playing “a Racist,” Locarno Honor and Exec-Producing a Gia Carangi Doc
Asia Argento receives Locarno Film Festival’s Life Achievement Award and discusses her roles in a postcolonial thriller and a documentary about model Gia Carangi.
‘Drishyam’ Producer Panorama Studios Invests in Indian Vertical Streaming Platform Rocket Reels (EXCLUSIVE)
Panorama Studios, producer of the ‘Drishyam’ franchise, has invested in Rocket Reels, an Indian vertical streaming platform specializing in mobile-first short-form content across multiple languages.
‘Stranger Things’ Star Noah Schnapp to Make Stage Debut in London (EXCLUSIVE)
Noah Schnapp, known for ‘Stranger Things,’ will make his stage debut in ‘Affluenza’ at London’s Riverside Studios, running Sep. 26 to Nov. 21.
‘Othello’ Royal Shakespeare Company Adaptation Starring Sharon D. Clarke Postponed as She Undergoes Cancer Treatment
The Royal Shakespeare Company postponed its production of ‘Othello’ starring Sharon D. Clarke to allow the actor to undergo cancer treatment.
‘Chapa 100’ Is a Surrealist Romance Between Older People, With Mozambique’s Minibuses Playing a Key Role
Chapa 100, a surrealist romance from Mozambique set in minibuses, was selected for the Locarno Film Festival’s Open Doors co-production platform and follows two elderly vendors who find love amid the city’s bustling streets.
‘Warrior Cats’ Animated Series Debuts First Footage, Character Model at Tencent Video Event
Tencent Video unveiled early animation and character designs for its upcoming ‘Warrior Cats’ animated series at a fan event in Shenzhen, featuring the first public footage and a 3D model of protagonist Rusty.
The Cure Plays the Hits — and Robert Smith Tears Up at ‘Just Like Heaven’ — in Nostalgic, Whimsical Øyafestivalen Set: Concert Review
The Cure delivered a two-and-a-half-hour headlining set at Øyafestivalen in Oslo, drawing from hits across their career while frontman Robert Smith displayed both emotional vulnerability and playful theatricality.
Factcheck: How Nuclear, Gas, Wind, & Solar Power Are Affected During Heatwaves
Heatwaves affect all electricity generation types, but nuclear, gas, wind, and solar experience different impacts as extreme heat drives up demand and strains power grids across Europe.
Computing Facilities Can Save Big and Keep Cool by Looking Underground
A National Laboratory study demonstrates that underground thermal energy storage can reduce data center cooling costs by up to 70% annually while decreasing strain on electrical grids.
The Single Largest Pollution Source In The USA Going To Be An Amazon AI Data Center
Amazon is constructing a 7.65-gigawatt gas power plant in Texas to support a data center, expected to emit 33 million tons of CO2 annually—potentially the largest single pollution source in the United States.
The Battle For Offshore Wind Has Just Begun
Coastal states are mobilizing legislative efforts to advance offshore wind development despite the Trump administration’s campaign to cancel leases and halt projects through buyouts costing billions in taxpayer funds.