Business Recorder6d
NTC generates Rs40 billion through anti-dumping duties in 25 years
Pakistan’s National Tariff Commission (NTC) has generated Rs40 billion through anti-dumping duties on the import ...
Ocean dumping – or a climate solution? A growing industry bets on the ocean to capture carbon
Most climate models now show that cutting emissions won’t be enough to curb global warming. The world needs to actively ...
No evidence behind video claim Japan offloading billions in US Treasurys
In March 2025, online videos accurately claimed that the country of Japan was threatening to offload billions of U.S.
What are exit liquidity traps — and how to detect them before it is too late
Learn what exit liquidity traps are, how they work and key warning signs to spot them early — so you don’t end up holding ...
Gothamist2d
Everyone in NYC has to compost. Here's how to follow the rules and avoid tickets.
New Yorkers are required to compost all their organic waste under a sanitation department rule that went into effect back in ...
Global Witness4d
Poisoned Ground: Secretly filmed footage shows Veolia pumping toxic pollutants into protected Colombian wetlands
French multinational Veolia could be risking health impacts including birth defects by pumping toxins from a large landfill into protected wetlands in Colombia ...
Interview: US tariffs could cost India $3-$5 bn worth of exports and a 10 bps hit to GDP growth, says Dr Devendra Pant, India Ratings and Research
Ahead of April 2 when Trump will be announcing reciprocal tariffs, Invezz caught up with Dr Devendra Pant, chief economist at ...
Finbold2h
Whales dump over 1 billion XRP ahead of Ripple unlock
XRP whalves have dumped 1.12 billion tokens ahead of the cryptocurrency's April unlock, which will see a 1 billion tokens ...
Bangalore Mirror5d
Allalasandra Lake has turned into trash island
Jagadeesh Giri, a resident, said the condition of the lake has become worse due to sewage entering it. “I want the BBMP Lakes ...
The Globe and Mail5d
As we dump carbon taxes and push pipelines, remember there’s no such thing as a free lunch
In this context, where Canadians do appear to favour increased development to mitigate the economic effects of U.S. tariffs, our regulatory regimes need to be stronger, not weaker. Canadian ...