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Will England Allow Scotland To Vote On Independence?

As the Scottish National Party gathered in Aberdeen for the its annual conference, UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham had also traveled north of the border.
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Europe Is Not At War With Russia But Citizens Are Fatigued About Ukraine

As the Ukraine war approaches its four-and-a-half year milestone, the sustainability of the coalition of support for Kyiv has once again become a key question on the minds of Europeans.

Arithmetic Travels Better Than Alphabet For Europe's Energy Labels

Imagine an apartment that could be teleported across Europe. In Spain, its energy certificate might read D. In Germany, the same apartment could earn a C on a scale that runs to H.

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Salt Doesn't Cause Heart Disease But A New Paper Claims Government Warnings Will Prevent Over 200,000 Cases

A statistical association between food and disease or health is created by asking people how much of something they consume and then matching it up to the diseases.

Monstrous meteorite collision off the coast of Scotland

A gigantic meteorite, as much as one kilometer wide, struck off the coast of Scotland and left a crater 15 to 20 kilometers in size.
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Coronavirus Shows Our Reliance On The 'Precautionary Principle' Has Ruined Our Ability To Manage Risk

With locusts ravaging East Africa and a coronavirus plague shutting down Western economies, maybe it is time to go back and see how the precautionary principle has fared as the (only) risk manageme

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