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Funding Latin America's Energy Transition

Oilprice.com 
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Several countries across Latin America have made ambitious climate pledges over the last few years, but can they deliver on their promises? The region is well known for its oil and gas production, as well as for its rapidly expanding critical mineral industry. Using experience from already strong energy sectors, can countries such as Brazil, Mexico and Chile become renewable energy powerhouses and support long-term regional energy security?  Renewable energy currently contributes around 60 percent... Читать дальше...

Baht too bold?

BangkokPost.com 
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Re: "Stronger baht eats into collection", (Business, Oct 30).

Making sense of performance figures

BangkokPost.com 
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I have the duty of reviewing quarterly economic performances and making economic growth projections for a private research firm.

With Israel and Iran it's tit for tat for tit for tat...

BangkokPost.com 
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It's more like a courtship ritual between exotic birds than a 21st-century war. First the Israelis assassinate Revolutionary Guard generals in an Iranian embassy on foreign soil. Tag. You're it.

BMA battles truck smog

BangkokPost.com 
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Bangkok governor Chadchart Sittipunt deserves praise for launching the Bangkok Low Emission Scheme (BLMS) -- a pilot programme to prevent large trucks from entering certain parts of the inner city during the air pollution season.

Unlocking AI-powered learning

BangkokPost.com 
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Artificial intelligence has captured the imagination of corporate leaders eager to implement new tech solutions in their industries. But AI could also be applied to broader and more complex problems, especially in education.

AoT reports rising air traffic

BangkokPost.com 
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The country's six main airports welcomed almost 120 million passengers in the previous fiscal year ending Sept 30 with air traffic on course to grow even further this current year, according to the Airports of Thailand (AoT).

Lead poisoning costs world's children 765 million IQ points a year: Study

TheHill.com 
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Low-level lead poisoning remains pervasive in the U.S. and world populations despite decades of efforts to end the use of lead in infrastructure, according to a study by researchers at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health. The results, published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine, found that exposure to lead, even at...

How to tell if academics can be ignored

Scoop 
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At The Conservation: We surveyed 316 researchers from research organisations across New Zealand on their engagement with Māori and their attitudes towards mātauranga Māori (Indigenous knowledge system). We found the majority agree engagement is important and mātauranga Māori is relevant to their research. Our preliminary findings show most of the surveyed researchers engaged with Māori to some […]

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Fury as killjoy Labour council scraps BONFIRE at fireworks display claiming it is too smoky

TheSun.co.uk 
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WOKE killjoys have scrapped the bonfire at a fireworks show.

Council chiefs axed it from this Saturday’s event claiming it is too smoky.

The move by Labour-run Erewash Borough Council for the Starry Skies Spectacular in Long Eaton, Derbys, has been slammed by residents.

Nicholas Gaunt, 37, described it as “wokery gone mad”.

He added: “What kind of bonfire night is it without a bonfire? It’s good to think of the environment but these are traditions that bring... Читать дальше...

For Britain’s sake we pray the most seismic Budget in many years pays off

TheSun.co.uk 
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A mixed blag

FOR Britain’s sake we pray the most ­seismic Budget in many years pays off.

But we can at least count one blessing.

RexIt is hard not to conclude that Rachel Reeves’ mind-boggling borrowing and spending splurge is a risky retread of failed Labour policies from the past[/caption]

That is Rachel Reeves’ smart decision to maintain the fuel duty freeze.

Over 14 years The Sun’s Keep It Down campaign has saved drivers billions the Treasury is desperate for. Читать дальше...