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Kira Taylor

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Covers:  Energy, climate, environment
Freelance energy, climate & environment reporter/ moderator. Presenter @Foresight_CE's The Jolt. ✍️ kirataylor.freelance@gmail.com

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The Jolt: Ireland's climate finance call

The Jolt: Ireland's climate finance call

Introducing The Jolt, a new series from FORESIGHT Climate & Energy, which will keep you updated on all the es…

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Residential Fast-Food Exposures, Colorectal Cancer-Specific, and All-Cause Mortality: A Retrospective Study of CRC Cases from the Kentucky Cancer Registry

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By Jeevan Adhikari, Sandy Kavalukas, Kira Taylor Verified
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Indicators of a poorer food environment, such as low food environment index scores, food deserts, and food swamps, have been linked to increased mortality and decreased survival among colorectal cancer (CRC) cases.
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Meddling with electricity pricing could hurt clean tech investments

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By Kira Taylor Verified
| Sustainable Views
EU countries with higher amounts of renewables struggle less as Iran war impacts energy prices As EU leaders meet to discuss the military escalation in the Middle East and its impacts on energy prices, EU electricity and renewables industries are warning that reopening discussions on pricing power will undermine investments needed to cut prices.
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Amazon and Google among businesses calling on EU to accelerate electrification

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By Kira Taylor Verified
| Sustainable Views
Energy disruptions from the Middle East war start to hit home Amazon and Google are among the businesses that have called on the EU to take bold and immediate action to accelerate electrification as conflict in the Middle East drives up energy prices.
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