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Slips and trips in the workplace may well be more likely at this time of year so how do you look after employees in extremely bad weather?

When extreme weather hits, councils, emergency services and health organisations should have emergency response plans in place.

Experts has stressed that developing larger offshore wind turbines is essential if it si to continue to reduce the cost of producing energy.

A recent report found that half of the power produced in Britain last year came from low carbon sources. Find out more details from the report here...

Suffolk county has recently introduced two unmanned drones to be used by their local emergency services.

Oil & Gas UK have updated information and renewed guidelines for emergency response teams. 

Challenges don't come much better - Withernsea firefighters will undertake a fire engine push visiting all five fire stations in Hull on the 31st March

A report has revealed that employers & employees both need to improve their understanding of evolving risks to health & safety in the workplace in the future.

The Institution of Occupational Safety & Health has asserted that every employee needs to be protected from a health & safety perspective.

Plans proposed by Ofgem to connect the Hinkley Point C power station to the electricity network have been criticised by the National Grid.

A firm has developed software to spot health & safety breaches on construction sites & is currently being trialed with a number of companies.

A group of 25 charities of various sizes have come together to discuss their emergency response plans with regards to domestic disasters.

BP chief executive Bob Dudley has announced that it intends to focus on renewable investment in the future. 

Power generated from low carbon sources hit 54.4% between July and September, according to Office for National Statistics

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The head of operational strategy at the Health & Safety Executive believes that more needs to be done to prevent falls from height in workplaces. 

A recent report has called on the government to invest in low-cost renewable energy by increasing investment in the likes of onshore wind.

Recent research from IRENA found that the cost of generating onshore wind has fallen by around 25 per cent since 2010,

The US state of Hawaii received text messages warning that a missile attack was imminent, sent by the Emergency Management Agency. 

A new study is due to be carried out to see what economic benefits there could be for building more floating wind projects in the country.