Economic Impact

Solar Technicians Installing Solar Panels

June 27, 2024

EU Trains 100,000 Workers in Solar Energy to Strengthen Economy, Amidst Populism and Tech Threats

The European Union’s economic status is shrinking, accounting for just 13.3% of global gross domestic product compared with more than 20% in 1993. Its false sense of unity and strength are being

Opinion·Sustainability

How Conserving Our Ecosystems Now Could Save Billions: The Crucial Intersection of Economy and Environment

The principles of sustainable development are: Conservation of the ecosystem or the environment, Conservation of Biodiversity of the planet, Sustainable development of the society, Conservation of human resources, and Population control and management. Sustainable development is a concept that facilitates

June 19, 2024

EU Slaps Up to 37.6% Provisional Tariffs on Chinese Electric Cars: Will Auto Prices Surge?

Business·Europe·Mobility

The EU Commission is imposing provisional tariffs on electric cars imported from China, citing unfair subsidies that distort competition. These tariffs, ranging from 17.4%

UN Chief’s Stern Warning to G7: Intensify Emission Reductions or Brace for Economic Collapse

Climate·World

The climate crisis has reached such a stage that the UN Climate Chief, Simon Stiell, had to call on the G7 to lead from

Energy·Europe·News

Teresa Ribera’s Shift on Nuclear Energy and EU Role Signals New Era for SMR Strategy and Supply Chain Goals

Teresa Ribera will not create obstacles for nuclear energy. In fact, she considers its use necessary in Europe, and believes that the deployment of small modular reactors (known as SMRs) will “ensure

Sunita Somvanshi

October 30, 2024

LA President Harold J. Daggett Thanks Kevin J. O’Toole, Chairman, The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey & Port Authority Police for Professionalism During ILA Strike

Business·News·USA

First Major East Coast Dock Strike Since 1977 Puts 100,000 Shipping Containers in Limbo: $5 Billion a Day and Supply Shortages in the Balance

In a move reminiscent of the labor disputes of the 1970s, approximately 45,000 members of the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) began a strike at 12:01 a.m. ET on Tuesday, October 1, 2024.

Sunita Somvanshi

October 2, 2024