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How we keep the lights on through extreme weather

Matt Rooney, Institution of Mechanical Engineers
24 August 2018

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How will energy technologies cope with the extreme weather climate change will bring? IMechE's Matt Rooney investigates

This summer Britain experienced an unusually long period of calm weather. Dubbed the 'wind drought', this phenomenon meant that output from British wind turbines fell sharply in mid-June and the stayed...

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Defra selects English councils to pilot local nature recovery strategies

Buckinghamshire, Cornwall, Cumbria, Greater Manchester, and Northumberland Councils to share £1m funding to map out pioneering habitat protection plans