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heraldscotland.com > news > 26536624.skye-uist-subsea-cable-controversy-documents-disclosed

'Staggering disregard' for marine life as new documents emerge in subsea cable row

17+ hour, 44+ min ago   (500+ words) Campaigners have accused the Scottish Government's nature advisory of 'staggering disregard' for wildlife after a controversial subsea cable was given approval. NatureScot staff are accused of having capitulated in the process of awarding a Scottish Hydro Electric Power Distribution (SHEPD)…...

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heraldscotland.com > news > national > 26485926.fact-check-alternative-scenario-suggests-fewer-heat-pumps-electric-cars

Fact check: Alternative scenario suggests fewer heat pumps and electric cars

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (676+ words) In the introduction to a report on the future of the energy system, shadow energy secretary Claire Coutinho said: “Only a 10th of the UK’s emissions come from our electricity grid. The remaining 90% come from transport, heating and the rest of…...

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heraldscotland.com > news > 26488260.virtual-robot-warnings-make-semi-autonomous-cars-safer

Virtual robot co-pilots could help distracted drivers spot danger, study finds

3+ week, 8+ hour ago   (365+ words) Virtual robot "co-pilots" could help distracted drivers spot hazards in semi-autonomous cars, new research suggests. University of Glasgow researchers found animated agents which use human-like social cues to direct attention towards danger could help drivers remain aware of the road…...

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