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Global warming, the pandemic and Russias invasion of Ukraine have driven energy prices to rise by 39.7% this year alone.

Now European policymakers must balance their long-term commitment to "net-zero emissions" with the short-term pressures to stunt rising energy prices.

Researchers from the Universities of Maine and New Hampshire will look into how the diversity and development of feeding strategies among Arctic charr populations in Maine impact their ability to withstand or be vulnerable to climate change.

A country prone to frequent natural catastrophes is using information tools to mitigate their effects and at the same time advance social development.

Building the resilience of small tourism enterprises in the Caribbean is fundamental to the region’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

While Europe scorches in the heatwave, some of its leaders are securing new gas suppliers to try to ensure the heating stays on this

Soaring gas prices may have been the driving factor behind President Joe Bidens decision to visit Saudi Arabia, but the American effort to secure increased oil production will be more

US President Joe Biden's first visit to the Middle East since taking office could have a broad but not deep scope, and dramatic outcomes are not likely, even regarding oil output from Saudi Arabia, some US experts said.

China's communist leadership is pursuing some opportunities to increase its imports of Russian coal, oil, and gas amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has reshaped the global energy order, and the U.S. will now play an increasingly important role in energy markets