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DG discusses strategies for navigating new environmental regulations with industry leaders

World Trade Organization 

At a roundtable held at the WTO on 1 October, Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala engaged with over 20 CEOs and other representatives from leading agricultural companies, producer associations and certification organizations to discuss how businesses can be supported in navigating increasingly complex sustainability regulations designed to combat climate change and protect biodiversity. As international businesses prepare for these changes by ensuring compliance within their value chains, more dialogue... Читать дальше...

DDG Ellard spotlights role of the WTO, current priorities

World Trade Organization 

Deputy Director-General Angela Ellard participated on 1 October 2024 in the Washington International Trade Association (WITA) 2024 Academy Intensive Trade Seminar, where she outlined the core functions and current priorities of the WTO. She emphasized that the WTO serves as an essential platform for members to interact across geopolitical divides and collaboratively address intricate trade challenges.

Orioles, Royals set starting lineups for Game 1

Royals Review 

Photo by Jess Rapfogel/Getty Images

Vinnie will play.

The Royals and Orioles have unveiled their starting lineups for Game 1 of the Wild Card series to be played at 3:08 CT at Camden Yards in Baltimore.

The Royals will start Cole Ragans for their first post-season game since 2015. He gave up just one hit in six shutout innings against the Orioles in Baltimore in his second start of the year, but gave up seven runs in less than two innings in his start against them in Kansas City. Читать дальше...

Cracking the Genetic Code on Facial Features

Discovermagazine.com 

Researchers are still unsure how genes create shared facial features. Genetics play a significant role, but environmental factors matter too.

Introductory trade policy course underway at the WTO for LDC government officials

World Trade Organization 

A three-week introductory trade policy course is currently underway at the WTO for 29 government officials from 16 least-developed countries (LDCs). The objective of the course is to help participants gain a better understanding of the WTO’s structure, governance and core principles. The course ends on 4 October.

2024 Climate Tech Companies to Watch: Pano AI and its fire-detecting AI

Technology Review  

Pano AI is helping communities spot fires faster, enabling firefighters to put out small blazes before they grow into infernos.  The four-year-old startup installs networks of rotating cameras in high vantage points throughout forests, grasslands, and other areas with high fire risk. Each station can capture ultra-high-definition video within a 10-mile radius, as well as…

2024 Climate Tech Companies to Watch: BYD and its affordable EVs

Technology Review  

It may not yet be a household name, but BYD is gaining recognition outside China for its affordable and accessible EVs. Despite regulatory scrutiny in the West, it’s determined to lower the boundaries to manufacturing and transporting its vehicles across the globe. Five years ago, BYD was just another Chinese carmaker in a crowded field.…

2024 Climate Tech Companies to Watch: LanzaJet and its next-generation jet fuel

Technology Review  

LanzaJet is making next-generation aviation fuel without fossil fuels. The company recently opened the world’s first commercial-scale production facility that turns alcohol into jet fuel and plans to produce up to 9 million gallons each year. LanzaJet wants to cut aviation’s climate impact by rethinking where jet fuel comes from.  Today, hopping on a plane…

2024 Climate Tech Companies to Watch: Rondo Energy and its hot bricks

Technology Review  

Rondo Energy is supplying cheap, zero-emissions heat to factories to replace fossil-fuel-powered boilers, furnaces, and kilns. Its approach of using bricks and iron wire to provide a steady supply of hot air or steam stands out for its simplicity and potential to scale. Finding a clean way to produce the large amounts of heat required…

2024 Climate Tech Companies to Watch: Ceibo and its copper mining tech

Technology Review  

Ceibo seeks to eliminate a major potential speed bump for the clean-energy transition: the looming global copper shortage. The firm’s low-impact extraction technology targets ores that aren’t economical to mine today but could help meet the copper demands of an electrified world. Copper wires form the backbone of the clean-energy economy, connecting cars, buildings, and…

2024 Climate Tech Companies to Watch: Sun King connects low-income households to clean energy

Technology Review  

Sun King is helping poor households across Asia and Africa access reliable, clean power and healthier ways of cooking.  Accessing clean sources of energy has always been a challenge for low-income communities worldwide, given the high up-front costs. At least hundreds of millions of people around the world have unreliable or no access to the…

2024 Climate Tech Companies to Watch: Pivot Bio and its nitrogen-delivering microbes

Technology Review  

Pivot Bio is using genetically edited microbes to deliver just the right amount of nitrogen to crops, cutting climate emissions without reducing agricultural yields. The development of synthetic fertilizer was one of the great achievements of the last century, providing an abundant source of nitrogen that boosted crop yields and helped feed a growing global…