Google’s biggest carbon-removal deal turns to Brazil’s rice fields
A large-scale project will combine methane reductions in rice farming with enhanced rock weathering, testing whether two climate strategies can work together at…
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Europe wants insurers to carry more of the cost of climate disasters
A proposed Climate Insurance Alliance would try to narrow Europe's protection gap as heatwaves, drought and wildfires put growing pressure on public budgets.
US financing backs a more decentralized Ukrainian power grid
An €85 million DFC loan for DTEK's battery-storage network shows how Ukraine is shifting from simply replacing damaged generation toward building resilience into…
Strikes on buses and trains put Ukraine’s civilian transport network under pressure
A deadly drone strike on a minibus and a separate attack on railway infrastructure highlight the growing vulnerability of the transport systems Ukrainians…
Energy markets are losing the buffers that softened the Middle East shock
Shell and Equinor executives warn that inventories, flexible shipping and other shock absorbers are becoming less effective as prolonged disruption tightens oil and…
Markets reprice higher-for-longer rates after Fed hike
U.S. stocks fell, Treasury yields climbed and the dollar strengthened after the Fed raised rates, as investors reassessed how long tighter policy could…
Why the global economy may be entering a new higher-rate phase
Oil above $100, persistent inflation and renewed central-bank tightening are raising the risk that expensive borrowing lasts longer across the global economy.
Federal Reserve raises rates for first time since 2023
The Fed lifted its benchmark target range by a quarter point to 3.75%–4%, citing persistent inflation and signaling that borrowing costs may remain…
U.S. pays $725 million toward U.N. dues, preserving General Assembly vote
Washington made a major payment toward its U.N. arrears, including separate peacekeeping funds, while still owing more than $1.3 billion to the regular…
Senate advances sweeping college sports overhaul in 74-24 vote
The bipartisan Protect College Sports Act cleared a key Senate procedural hurdle, setting up a broader fight over NIL rules, revenue sharing, transfers,…
Saudi oil disruption sends buyers searching for alternatives
Damage to Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline is reshaping crude flows and adding pressure to global oil prices.
Spanish fossil find places Diplodocus in Europe for the first time
Fourteen fossilized tail vertebrae found in eastern Spain provide the first evidence that Diplodocus lived in Europe about 150 million years ago.