Environmentalists say the impact of the project will lead to irreversible damage The broadcaster Chris Packham has lost his case against HS2 in the court of appeal. Environmentalists say the high-speed rail project is leading to irreversible demolition of ancient habitats and woodlands. Continue reading … Read more: theguardian.com
Read More »Storm Ciara hammers UK with hurricane-force winds and floods
Northern English townships inundated again as transport systems struggle to cope Hurricane-force gales and rainwater have rocked Britain’s transport network, leading to the cancellation of develops, flights and ferryings, and induced widespread flooding. Storm Ciara delivered heavy rain and gales of more than 80 mph, rendering glide debris potentially lethal …
Read More »With 100+ Km Range, These Electric Bikes & Scooters Won’t Leave You Stranded!
With vehicular pollution becoming a growing concern and its debilitating result on climate change, the switch to electric seems like an contingency. Consequently, the past decade has discovered an blowup in the electric two-wheeler market. The startups that have mushroomed in the electric vehicle segment are preventing an eye on …
Read More »Two protesters arrested over Heathrow drone threat
Flights operate as normal after climate activists’ blocked by signal-jamming technology’ Two people have been arrested as protesters “ve tried to” fly drones near Heathrow to highlight the role air travel plays in the escalate climate emergency. Activists attempted to launch the first monotone at about 3am within the airport’s …
Read More »London’s abandoned underground – in pictures
London has been shaped by its railways, ever since the Metropolitan opened as the world’s first underground cable in 1863. As the network developed, old stations, passageways, enterings, passageways and rods were left behind Hidden London: Discovering the Forgotten Underground, photos by Toby Madden and Andy Davies, is published by …
Read More »Splyt wants to connect the world’s ride-hailing apps for easy international roaming
The vision of a universal global ride-hailing service is over. Uber’s decision to exit sells like China, Southeast Asia and Russia coupled with the failure of its competitives to develop a proposed roaming system, is necessary that global travelers must install multiple apps if they are to take advantage of …
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