OPEC: Oil Will Reign As World’s Top Energy Source For Decades To Come
Petroleum cartel foresees developed countries badly missing net-zero carbon emission targets by middle of the century.
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Kenyan Women Organize For Safety And Respect On Public Transport
Naomi Mwaura’s organization aims to change the behavior of public transport crews who assault women over their clothing choices.
Taming Kenya’s Prosperity Gospel Preachers
Amidst tales of Kenyans who have lost money and property to rogue preachers, there’s a renewed push to rein them in with new laws.
Decision Delayed On Solar Tariffs, Exposing China Trade Deficit, Manufacturing Woes
‘Anonymous’ petitioners threaten major solar development in U.S., suppliers say.
Companies Scramble To Update To 4G And 5G, Fear Losing Critical Technology
As 3G is retired in 2022, businesses worry about cost updates and societal disruptions if the deadline isn’t hit.
Illegal, Unregulated Fishing Casts Wide Net Over Africa
West African countries are particularly vulnerable because their governments lack the resources to enforce the borders.
Study Finds Data Breaches Can Raise A Company’s Reputation
New research reveals that some news is still good news.
Utilities Pursuing Microgrids And Other Resiliency Measures For Future Storms
Yesterday’s energy infrastructure is not ready for tomorrow’s weather, industry experts say.
Indoor Cannabis Crop Producers Offer Alternative To Narco Monopoly
Independent cannabis producers in Mexico face harassment from organized crime and hope new, stronger laws will protect them.