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INFLATION in Malaysia may not be as high as in the US, which hit 8.6% in May, but many are watching for upside inflation risks. Is the upward trend in prices a short-term phenomenon to the economic reopening, or does it indicate something more serious and global in nature? WithRead More →

ST. LOUIS — After a record-breaking Midwest rainstorm that damaged thousands of homes and businesses, Stefanie Johnson’s farm in Blandinsville, Illinois, had no clean water for nearly two months. . Floodwater poured into her well, turning the water muddy brown and forcing Johnson, her husband and their two young childrenRead More →

BOULDER, Colo. — The threat of wildfires has been a particular focus in Colorado for months, and projections show the worst could still be to come as drought conditions worsen. However, firefighters will have a new tool at their fingertips – developed right here in Colorado – that will helpRead More →

Cuts in wheat and other food exports from Ukraine and Russia risk leaving between 11 million and 19 million more people chronically hungry over the next year, the food agency said on Friday. United Nations. The conflict in Ukraine has fueled a global food crisis, with prices for grain, cookingRead More →

article Image of a cancer research lab where vaccines are being developed to treat lung cancer. (BSIP/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) EDMONTON, Alta. – A new study reveals that cancer risk may not only be linked to your family’s medical history, but also to your metabolism. Although the hereditaryRead More →

Kennametal Inc. KMT stands to gain from its presence in various end markets, which allows it to neutralize the risks associated with a single market. Some of KMT’s major end markets include automotive, machine tools, agricultural machinery, and aerospace, among others. In the coming quarters, the strength of KMT’s endRead More →

India oi-Vicky Nanjappa | Updated: Tuesday, June 7, 2022, 9:28 AM [IST] There are several past and present cases where Qatar has been accused of financing terrorism New Delhi, 07 June: Qatar has come under scrutiny several times in the past over its alleged financial links to terrorism. The familyRead More →

More and more institutions are taking decisions and actions that take into account the resolution of the climate challenge. [iStockphoto] The impacts and risks generated by climate hazards, exposure and vulnerability are more widely observed and projected in many ecosystems and human systems around the world. This code red forRead More →

Italy was perhaps the fastest country in the European Union to turn to Africa in its efforts to wean itself off Russian gas. Western nations are indeed imposing economic and political sanctions on Russia after it invaded Ukraine in late February 2022. Italy is potentially among the hardest hit asRead More →

PARIS, June 3 (Reuters) – CMA CGM said on Friday geopolitical and economic risks clouded its outlook despite a further rise in profits due to a saturated shipping market. France’s CMA CGM, one of the world’s largest container lines, reported net profit of $7.2 billion for the first quarter, upRead More →

JAKARTA (THE JAKARTA POST/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) – The Covid-19 pandemic has gradually subsided in many parts of the world, in line with notable progress in the rollout of the vaccine. Mobility and economic activities have increased considerably. As demand increases with the resumption of economic activities, commodity prices have alsoRead More →

After entering the summer cooling season at sharply elevated price levels, natural gas futures fell during the May 25-June 1 trading window as the market continued to try to take take into account the risks posed by overdue national stocks, according to NGI Future Prospects. Fixed price declines of aroundRead More →

Talking Points on the S&P; 500, Liquidity, GDP, Chinese Dollar and EURCAD The business perspective: S&P; 500 bearish below 4,000; USDJPY bearish below 132 Liquidity is back at full pressure after the US holiday weekend, but the UK market shutdown will disrupt full market flow GDP has been an activeRead More →

The biggest threats small business owners will face over the next year include COVID government loan repayments, lack of consumer spending and steep increases in fuel prices. A survey of 1,000 SME bosses found that two-thirds of those who had run their business since before the pandemic admit that theRead More →

In this comprehensive lifelong supply and service initiative, Survitec works with shipowners, designers and shipbuilders from the earliest designs. The company said this not only ensures that vessels are protected with the most advanced security solutions possible, but also that they can be operated and maintained efficiently throughout the lifeRead More →

NAIROBI, Kenya May 30 – The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has raised the base interest rate to 7.50%, citing high inflation risks from rising global commodity prices and disruptions in the supply chain. The apex bank has kept the rate at 7% since April 2020, providing a dovish stanceRead More →

A worker sits on a truck loaded with coal at a railway coal yard on the outskirts of the western Indian city of Ahmedabad November 25, 2013. REUTERS/Amit Dave Join now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com Register NEW DELHI, May 27 (Reuters) – India is expected to face aRead More →

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday signaled risks of double-digit wholesale price inflation putting upward pressure on retail inflation, albeit with a time lag. In its annual report for FY22, the central bank said: “The substantial gap between wholesale and retail price inflation amid a sharp rise inRead More →

India is expected to face a bigger coal shortage in the quarter ending September due to expectations of higher power demand, an internal Energy Ministry presentation seen by Reuters showed, increasing the risk of widespread power outages. The energy-hungry country expects local coal supply to fall short of demandRead More →

Given continued external economic headwinds as well as uncertainties, it was prudent for the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) to clarify that Singapore’s GDP growth is expected to be at the lower end of its forecast of 3 to 5% – that is, 3 to 4 percent – thisRead More →

Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr has admitted that government spending is fueling short-term inflation and that “one of the risks” of an interest rate hike is that it could cause a recession . But he qualified those comments during a select committee hearing on Thursday by saying the Reserve BankRead More →

Emerging markets (EM) have long struggled to contain the financial turmoil that has hit them amid the US Federal Reserve’s focus on tightening financial conditions.To tame rising prices, the Fed is embarking on its most aggressive round of interest rate hikes in two decades, helping to push the dollar higherRead More →

Placeholder while loading article actions DAVOS, Switzerland — The annual summit of the world’s financial elite is often a mix of bluster and cocktail parties, with finance ministers and billionaires rubbing elbows and trying to square off over the next big deal. This year, however, many fear that the “nextRead More →

Workers load consumer goods onto supply trucks at a wholesale market in Kolkata, India, December 14, 2021. REUTERS/Rupak of Chowdhuri Join now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com Register Retail price inflation will remain above RBI’s tolerance range Wheat and steel exports will be affected India’s fiscal deficit in 2022/23Read More →

Both Russia and Ukraine are world powers in agriculture and food production, and the war in Europe is exacerbating a global food crisis. Thereafter, every effort should be made to maintain short-term trade flows of essential agricultural goods and inputs. We must also prevent isolated protectionist policies that will leadRead More →

Dementia is the UK’s biggest killer, each year around 67,000 people lose their lives to dementia. To put that into perspective, the capacity of London’s Olympic Stadium in its current form as the home of West Ham United has a capacity of 66,000. Such is the scale of the deathRead More →

Placeholder while loading article actions When global economic watchers talk about the outlook for so-called emerging markets these days, they use alarming terms: they see a toxic cocktail of risk, warn of a train crash, and brace for a potential stunt. of disasters. It is the fallout from a mixRead More →

It’s one thing to know the risk, and it’s another to do something about it. Did we know there could be another racist attack like the one in Buffalo? Yes. We have seen white supremacy gain strength. We have seen the proliferation of weapons of military quality. A trail ofRead More →

When the first nationwide Covid lockdown began in March 2020, millions of people were thrown into uncertainty about their future as whole swathes of the economy came to a halt. Meanwhile, thousands of people have begun the process of adjusting to working from home full-time. From spending more time withRead More →

The Regional District of Nanaimo has a better understanding of wildfire threats after creating rural hazard reports. Diamond Head Consulting Ltd. analyzed public lands in electoral areas of the RDN last July and August, a staff report said. The plans examine wildfire risk for areas where development borders the forestRead More →

The candid communication could pressure the Pritzker administration and state lawmakers to reconsider parts of last year’s landmark Climate and Employment Equity Act, the centerpiece of which is the elimination by 2045 of power plants powered by fossil fuels. Power producers have told state officials they won’t be planning anyRead More →

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks are not new concepts. New reporting guidelines, such as the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosure (TCFD); recent allegations of greenwashing; and investor scrutiny sees ESG becoming a staple on most insurers’ renewal checklists for clients. This leads to the following question: why isRead More →

Summary The climate crisis is increasingly recognized as an obstacle to peace and stability, especially in fragile contexts. Research has highlighted how the impacts of climate change can aggravate existing fragility, increasing the likelihood of population displacement, food insecurity, international conflicts over water, instability in export-dependent countries fossil fuels andRead More →

As the war in Ukraine threatens food security around the world, the UN chief says he is “deeply concerned” by widespread hunger. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has expressed deep concern about widespread hunger as the war in Ukraine threatens food security in different parts of the world. Speaking on WednesdayRead More →

In 2021, one in five losses occurred in southern China, Indochina, Indonesia and the maritime region of the Philippines – the “global loss hotspot” which accounted for 25% of losses during the last decade, due to high levels of trade, congested ports, fleets and extreme weather conditions. Half of theRead More →

An attack on the Human Rights Act, which incorporated the European Convention on Human Rights into British law, is expected to be part of the Queen’s Speech on Tuesday billed as a bid for Brexit Britain to get rid of the remaining European law. However, experts have argued that anRead More →

“As AGL’s largest shareholder, Grok remains committed to voting the shares he owns against the split and will actively encourage other shareholders to do the same.” Loading According to Grok, among the financial risks that could negatively affect AGL’s production business are increased debt and interest costs as lenders exitRead More →

LLess than three months after Russian troops crossed the Ukrainian border, the economic implications of the war are gradually being felt. There have been other conflicts since 1945, but it is hard to imagine one that had such a dramatic and sudden impact. The only real comparison is with theRead More →

The Biden administration’s decision to step up aid to Ukraine is paying real dividends, providing not only the weapons to fight Russian forces, but also the intelligence that has helped Ukraine kill a staggering number of generals Russians and to sink the flagship of Moscow in the Baltic Sea. WhileRead More →

Sri Lanka could run out of fuel and food next month, according to the former energy minister. Udaya Gammanpila was sacked earlier this year for criticizing government policy that has brought the country to the brink of bankruptcy. The former energy minister told Sky News that the economic crisis inRead More →

Inflation: the new COVID With the risk of the pandemic waning, thanks to robust vaccination rates across South Asia and the adaptation of governments and citizens to new patterns of behavior, inflation has become the biggest short-term risk. term for South Asian economies. Even before the war in Ukraine, consumerRead More →

Russia’s military debacle in Ukraine will have serious consequences for Moscow’s geopolitical position. Can’t beat any of the poorest countries in Europethe Kremlin will now find it difficult to preserve its traditional allies in the Russian sphere of influence. This is especially true in Syria, which has been under Moscow’sRead More →

Australia is one of the most expensive places in the world to live, but perhaps that’s unsurprising as its population is among the wealthiest in the world. We are not a nation like the United States or China, where a massive population can generate enough demand to stimulate the localRead More →

Florida is suing the makers of some fire-fighting foams, accusing them of polluting the environment and potentially making people sick with chemicals. Attorney General Ashley Moody’s office filed a lawsuit in mid-April in Hillsborough Circuit Court. State attorneys accuse several companies, including DuPont de Nemours, Inc.; Chemours FC, LLC; TycoRead More →

On a warm spring morning, Georgia Vasey walks up a trail west of Carson City, Nevada. “This is the moment when all of a sudden you’re like, ‘Wow, Nevada isn’t just brown and dry,’” says Vasey, the city’s natural resources specialist. “It looks pretty green from afar. But it’s allRead More →

The risk of Russia cutting off natural gas could mean Europe is not banning Russian oil, Vortexa’s chief economist said. Oil is a major source of money for Russia, while natural gas is its political weapon, David Wech said. Europe is heavily dependent on Russian energy, especially gas, and hasRead More →

In his case for nuclear power, “It’s time to see nuclear power in a different light” (Ideas, April 24), Jeff Howe misses two important points. First, it minimizes the long-term political risks of the nuclear fuel cycle. Every stage of the fuel cycle is charged – from centrifuges that concentrateRead More →

European investors seeking shelter from rising inflation and a sharp deterioration in the economic outlook saw returns 24% and +21% higher than gold versus the benchmark Euro Stoxx 50 and euro government bonds. We maintain a positive outlook for gold, driven by the need to diversify into volatile equities andRead More →

Fire weather risks are elevated in parts of the northeast and west today. Image: NWS With weather conditions perfect for wildfires, the National Weather Service today issued a new round of red flag warnings for many parts of the country. Red flag warnings are now in effect for all ofRead More →

Over the past two years, the headlines about Lebanon have been negative. Almost 80% of the Lebanese population lives below the poverty line. The World Bank has called Lebanon’s economic crisis the worst to hit the country since the mid-19and century. Much attention has been focused on the problem ofRead More →

There are two fronts in the Russian invasion of Ukraine: one is physical combat and airstrikes and the other is in cyberspace, where cybersecurity experts fight disinformation, psychological warfare and cyberattacks. Cyberattacks of this nature can and have resulted in power outages, rail disruptions, disruption of electoral voting systems and,Read More →

iantfoto/E+ via Getty Images As the Russian-Ukrainian conflict continues to rage, global energy markets are experiencing unprecedented volatility, with the power and renewables sector being no exception. On the back of global fuel markets already strained since last year, the conflict has pushed spot prices for coal and gas atRead More →

Climatologists have been working for years to understand and numerically represent these complex chains of interacting events in climate models – a daunting task that pushes the limits of available computing power. “It’s only been in the last five years or so that a framework has been developed to applyRead More →

GBP/USD tests major support and remains vulnerable After Fed Support for USD, Economic Concerns Weigh on GBP US PCE data in focus as Fed-BoE divergence weighs Image ©Adobe Images The exchange rate between the pound and the dollar entered the new week testing a major support level on the chartsRead More →

Countries that rely heavily on imported food and energy face the greatest risk of social and economic crises due to the disruption caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Yet even those who are themselves major producers of these essential products are suffering the fallout of war. Rising commodity prices inRead More →

Gas is currently the main source of energy supply in Bangladesh, however, its future reliance comes with critical climate, environmental, health and economic costs, according to a new analysis from the Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI). The analysis shows that by 2040, emissions from the production and transport of LNG couldRead More →

Mr Scholz remained firm on his opposition to a ban on Russian gas on Friday, saying it would cause a “dramatic economic crisis” in Europe and millions of job losses without ending the war. The Bundesbank said a ban would “significantly weaken” the German economy and lead to power rationing,Read More →

Image courtesy of DNV Posted on April 21, 2022 at 6:20 p.m. by The Maritime Executive DNV advises operators of passenger vessels to pay particular attention to the dangers posed by power failures, particularly for vessels with modern and complexRead More →

ALBUQUERQUE, NM (KRQE) – If you’ve been to New Mexico during wildfire season, you know the all too familiar smell of smoke in the air and the sound of fire trucks rushing to the scene of another wildfire in New Mexico. You probably remember the fires in the Jemez Mountains,Read More →

The budget targets a deficit of 2% of GDP for the current fiscal year, a marked improvement from last year’s deficit of 4.6%, Fitch noted. “Higher revenues from the economic recovery, high commodity prices and the phasing out of pandemic measures explain most of the year-over-year improvement,” he said. .Read More →

A study published Wednesday in the journal Nature Communication warns that attempting to tackle the climate crisis using geoengineering – a method often promoted by the fossil fuel industry – could have the devastating consequence of exposing an additional billion people in countries vulnerable to malaria, a mosquito-borne disease. “SimulationsRead More →

Egham, UK – April 19, 2022 /MarketersMEDIA/ — Conidia Bioscience, an aviation and marine fuel specialist, posted a blog post on its website discussing the dangers and mitigation of diesel fuel contamination. He stressed the need for caution for consumers and suppliers of diesel fuel, as contamination can pose aRead More →

Usable foreign exchange reserves are just weeks away from imports (estimated at less than US$200 million), and there are shortages of fuel, gas and electricity Sri Lanka is facing unprecedented political turmoil and, with a plummeting economy, is in its weakest state inRead More →

Usable foreign exchange reserves are just weeks away from imports (estimated at less than US$200 million), and there are shortages of fuel, gas and electricity Sri Lanka is facing unprecedented political turmoil and, with a plummeting economy, is in its weakest state inRead More →

National Assembly Speaker Justin Muturi could be expelled from the Democratic Party if a petition against him is successful. Muturi faces being ousted as party leader after joining the Kenya Kwanza alliance without consulting party bodies, says a case filed at the Political Parties Dispute Tribunal. The former MP forRead More →

If inflation-related issues become more structural and last longer, rates may continue to surprise more on the upside, causing valuation multiples to contract: Saion Mukherjee TopicsIndian market | Indian Economy | Indian inflation Puneet Wadhwa | New Delhi Last Updated on Apr 17, 2022 11:11 PM IST Read More →

Based in Las Cruces, Wild West Express Inc., a freight transportation company founded in 1992, today employs approximately 150 people. (Courtesy of Wild West Express Inc.) Danny Crawford and his siblings have been in the trucking business all their lives. Spring break, summer break, whenever there was a break inRead More →

Scope Ratings has further lowered its forecast for economic growth in Germany to between 2% and 2.5% this year and 3% in 2023 (see Table 1), which expected 4.4% growth this year ahead of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in late February. This will continue to strain businesses and hamperRead More →

Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) will host a short conference online seminar May 11, 11:15 a.m. CT, on the use of hydrogen in businesses. Replacing fossil fuels with hydrogen could turn manufacturing and transportation into green industries. Companies can use hydrogen to reduce their carbon footprint in several ways, for exampleRead More →

LONDON, April 14 (Reuters) – India will face a persistent power shortage over the next four months as rapidly growing demand for air conditioners and refrigeration loads overwhelm available generation on the grid. The Indian grid reported a record load of 200,570 megawatts (MW) on July 7, 2021, at theRead More →

The news: According to a report by a coalition of environmental groups, Canada’s largest banks more than doubled funding for highly polluting tar sands oil projects to $16.8 billion last year. More on this: the report questions the commitment of Canadian banks to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, despiteRead More →

(Left to right, front) Russian President Vladimir Putin, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko and Roscosmos Director General Dmitry Rogozin arrive by helicopter at the Vostochny Cosmodrome. Photo: The Paper Russian President Vladimir Putin called the situation in Ukraine a “tragedy” and peace talks were at an “impasse” during his meeting withRead More →

Rising fuel costs threaten airlines’ efforts to return to profitability Many carriers are responding to this challenge by reducing seat capacity and increasing ticket prices Airline stocks do not make a compelling investment case in the current uncertain macro environment As U.S. airlines begin reporting their first quarter results thisRead More →

Poland has become a key arms supply route in the war against Ukraine, but it is also becoming more vulnerable to attack from Russia, military analysts have said. The National. With hundreds of armored vehicles, sophisticated missiles and vital spare parts moving east, the potential for a subversive or directRead More →

SAN FRANCISCO — Forecasters are warning of a weekend fire danger in parts of northern California, driven by gusty winds and very low humidity. CalFire numbers for 2022 so far show that three of the four most recent CalFire responses involve Siskiyou County. It also shows those March fires allRead More →

Hello, Orange County! Let’s start this day. Here’s everything you need to know today in Orange County. First, today’s weather forecast: Early fog, then piercing sun. High: 74. Low: 57. 🏡 Are you a local real estate agent? Let us help you generate leads, grow your brand in Orange County,Read More →

DENVER (CBS4)– Smoke and fire rose from the grasslands of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge again on Friday as firefighters worked on a controlled burn. (credit: Rocky Mountain Arsenal) “It’s something we’ve been doing for a long time,” said firefighter and spokeswoman Sarah Metzer. “In addition to theRead More →

Ralf Geithe/iStock via Getty Images Earth First Investments 6: Clean Energy Fuels Clean energy fuels (NASDAQ: CLNE) is a major distributor of natural gases of several types, with a renewed focus on renewable natural gas (RNG). The company has a network of stations across the United States, the majority ofRead More →

TUNIS — History teaches us that in 2010-2011, the rise in commodity prices, particularly wheat, was one of the main causes of the uprisings that spread across the Arab world. Today, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine is testing many global economies dependent on wheat imports, especially in North Africa.Read More →

Published on: 04/06/2022 – 14:42Amended: 04/06/2022 – 14:40 Colombo (AFP) – Sri Lanka’s crippling economic crisis threatens to bring starvation to the island nation of 22 million, while acute shortages of essentials and debilitating power cuts will worsen, the Speaker of Parliament warned on Wednesday. Scarce food and fuel supplies,Read More →

Now entering its third year, the COVID-19 pandemic has continued to prevent some 405 million school children worldwide from a full return to class, according to a new report released on Wednesday by the United Nations Development Fund. childhood (UNICEF). And with 23 countries yet to fully reopen schools, manyRead More →

Coloradons are already seeing the impacts of climate change — rising temperatures, more frequent and severe wildfires, flooding and prolonged drought — and economists are entering the fray to help communities identify and mitigate risks. Pegah Jalali, environmental policy analyst at the Colorado Fiscal Institute, said their new website letsRead More →

Donald Trump’s overtures to Moscow reveal what Democrats and some Republicans believe will be a major vulnerability for the former president if he mounts another White House bid in 2024. Since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine in February, Trump has faced repeated criticism, first over his insistence that RussianRead More →

Yemen could be afflicted with an even worse humanitarian disaster if the British government goes ahead with a plan to designate the Houthi rebels as a terrorist group, senior Cabinet ministers have warned in a letter. The 11 UK agencies are among the most active in Yemen and include SaveRead More →

In case the complexity of corporate data doesn’t create enough turbulence to keep corporate and legal teams awake at night, a prolonged pandemic will really shake things up. Because now a complex data landscape has also become a complex employee countryside. What has been called the “great resignation” (about 38Read More →

From the moment Russian tanks crossed the Ukrainian border, the world of investing changed. It is a war between two countries which mainly export raw materials. Russia is the world’s largest oil exporter – at the start of the year it was producing 11.3 million barrels a day, according toRead More →

It was a budget that essentially dealt with temporary measures that were to last beyond the federal election. Fair. As expected, the impact on financial markets was negligible. Equity futures and the Australian dollar trade in line with their international counterparts. The big complaint and the big disappointment. It isRead More →

The Competition and Markets Authority has blocked a merger between Konecranes and Cargotec announced in 2020. Photo: Markku Ulander/Lehtikuva/AFP via Getty Great Britain Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has blocked a proposed merger between two Finnish freight companies due to “substantial” competition concerns. Cargotec (CGCBV.HE) and Konecranes (KCR.HE) agreed toRead More →

ORLANDO, Fla. (IVANHOE NEWSWIRE) – According to the Environmental Defense Fund, air pollution is now the greatest environmental risk to premature death. So, what is the impact of this danger on your health? Air pollution is not just an ugly sight. It is responsible for more than six million prematureRead More →

LONDON: An increase in anti-Islam rhetoric in the presidential election campaign in France risks creating a “spiral of hatred” and scapegoating of law-abiding Muslims in the same way as the virulent attacks on Jews in the 1930s , the rector of the Great Mosque of Paris said. Speaking to Britain’sRead More →

Elon Musk recently suggested that Europe resume investing in nuclear power plants to reduce its energy dependence on Russia. His statement “Radiation risks are exaggerated” indicated that the risk of radiation is much, much lower than most people realize. However, how many agree with that? The recent fire at theRead More →

Download logo A new report (https://bit.ly/3IGhhrt) estimates that by 2050, climate hazards could cause $3.9 billion worth of damage to the transport sector in Ghana. But the report also offers a roadmap that could prevent the worst from happening. It also highlights the considerable efforts made by the government toRead More →

JOHANNESBURG – South Africa raised its main policy rate by 25 basis points to 4.25% on Thursday as expected, citing inflation risks from the war in Ukraine. The South African Reserve Bank’s (SARB) decision was in line with a Reuters poll, but the five-member Monetary Policy Committee was split 3-2,Read More →

Greenhouse gases (GHGs) are a global problem. As the planet heats up, we must find every way to reduce the carbon footprint. Looking ahead, many projects are working to find zero-carbon solutions using new energies, but while waiting for these developments and the necessary infrastructure to support this energy transition,Read More →

Financial regulators have unveiled sweeping new rules that would require companies to disclose the greenhouse gas emissions they produce and how climate risk affects their businesses – part of a campaign by the Biden administration to combat climate change. Under the rules, proposed Monday by the United States Securities andRead More →

In the first half of the podcast, Paul Martin and I talked about the new Hydrogen Science Coalition, of which Paul is a founding member, steel embrittlement and increased transmission leaks. In this second half, we dig deeper into hydrogen leaks, especially in homes, the issue of increased hydrogen risksRead More →

This article was originally published here BMJ open. 2022 Mar 18;12(3):e050729. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2021-050729. ABSTRACT INTRODUCTION: In low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), food insecurity and undernutrition disproportionately affect women of reproductive age, infants and young children. The burden of disease due to undernutrition in these vulnerable segments of society remains aRead More →

The coming week will calm down a bit after a busy period for central banks and geopolitical events. But there is still plenty of activity ahead as the latest PMI flash readings are expected and the Swiss National Bank will keep the monetary policy theme going, not to mention howRead More →

NUR-SULTAN — In his State of the Nation address on Wednesday, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev discussed the economic consequences for Kazakhstan’s economy of Western sanctions imposed on Russia. Food price spikes and currency volatility are among those challenges, he said. The President delivering his speech in Parliament. Photo credit: Akorda “KazakhstanRead More →

KHARKIV, Ukraine, March 11 (Reuters) – The director of a nuclear research facility in the northeastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv said on Friday that the institute’s grounds had been hit by Russian shells in recent battles, but that the core housing the nuclear fuel remains intact. He warned, however, thatRead More →