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The Escalating Energy War Between California and the White House
In recent years, California has grown increasingly progressive in its energy policy, shifting away from fossil fuels toward renewable alternatives. The state has invested heavily
Where are Soft Commodities Headed in the Second Half of 2023?
Soft commodities are agricultural products that tend to grow in tropical climates. Brazil is the world’s leading producer of the world sugar and Arabica coffee futures. Brazil
Sub-Saharan Africa may well become world’s solution to agriculture land shortages, BMI says
Sub-Saharan Africa remains one of the world’s most important future sources of agriculture supply growth, with the region holding about 60% of the world’s uncultivated
Envision Energy and ju:niz Energy Deliver First Gen 8 BESS Projects, Powering Germany’s Future Energy Systems
MUNICH, July 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Envision Energy, a global leader in green technology, has partnered with ju:niz Energy to deliver its first Gen 8
Lianyou Metals posts record second-quarter revenue as tungsten supply tightens
Lianyou Metals, a rare metals recycler focused on tungsten and cobalt, said its June consolidated revenue reached NT$750 million (US$23.36 million), up 22% from May
Climate resilience must become the organising principle of Indian agriculture
The clock is ticking for Indian agriculture. Climate change is no longer a distant concern for millions of farmers; it has become a daily reality.
Digital training centre launched to boost technology use in agriculture
Tirupati: District Collector Dr S Venkateswar inaugurated a Digital Training Centre set up by Agriculture Department to help farmers and agriculture officials make better use
Consumers sue Costco over heavy metals in protein powder
A group of consumers have filed a lawsuit against Costco Wholesale Corp., alleging that it failed to disclose the presence of heavy metals in Orgain-brand
Mining And Metals: Sustaining The Global Economy
The global economy is at a critical crossroads. In 2022, the Deloitte Economics Institute published research which found that, if left unchecked, climate change could
Trump clean energy rollbacks erase $68B in US investment
FREYR battery factory Georgia. Rendering: FREYR The Trump administration’s rollback of clean energy policies has now cost the US nearly 470,000 jobs and $68 billion