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Without nukes, the options are offshore wind turbines (which are very expensive and produce power only intermittently) and natural gas (which emits much more carbon than nuclear power, and already generates 40% of Britain's electricity, raising security-of-supply worries).

In North Carolina, officials had raised security to the equivalent of code orange even before the notice from federal officials.

The home secretary confirmed that the Home Office had taken the precautionary step of raising security at seaports.

Mr Davis earlier hit back at claims the UK was trying to "blackmail" the EU by raising security issues ahead of Brexit talks.

To reduce the likelihood of another attack, Belgian officials immediately increased anti-terrorism measures and ordered police to raise security at Jewish houses of worship and schools.

"We have put measures in place that will raise security... and visibility of police officers to make sure this place remains safe," Skvarna said.

"We have put measures in place that will raise security…and visibility of police officers to make sure this place remains safe," Skvarna said.

Getting people to type their credit-card details into a web page raises security concerns, and makes purchases of less than a few dollars impractical.

The explosions in both cities, along with violence in the western region of Xinjiang, raised security concerns before the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Games.

The psychiatric care of the patients in these establishments demands specially organized constant and intensive supervision with observance of the raised security measures.

In others there might be more efficient ways to raise food security of the poor such as promoting alternative income generating activities, expanding non-agricultural employment opportunities or improving the functioning of urban food markets.