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By Laura Millan Lombrana and Eric Roston (Bloomberg) On June 19, a day after thermometers rose to record highs across several parts of Spain and France, a buoy floating on the Mediterranean...

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(Bloomberg) — With the 2022 Bloomberg Green Summit almost here, we decided to revisit some of the most effective leaders we’ve profiled in recent months. Some…

(Bloomberg) — Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has exacerbated already historic demands on the resources that enable global growth, Jeremy Grantham, co-founder of…

By Eric Roston and Carolina Gonzalez(Bloomberg) –Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island, is a 14-mile-long triangle of land that sits 2,300 miles west of Chile, making it one of the...

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When weather disaster strikes, observers near and far ask the same question: Climate change — is it or is it not? The simplest answer, yes, lacks specificity. All weather is a joint human-nature venture, because humans have made the atmosphere hotter than it has been in 125,000 years. Disasters are nothing new. Assigning blame for them is. A breakthrough out of the UK is providing better, more nuanced answers faster with powerful implications for citizens, first responders and the media. Fried...

Publishing date: Jun 09, 2021  •  1 hour ago  •  9 minute read  •  Article content (Bloomberg) — When Exxon Mobil Corp. decided to get out of a big oil field in Iraq, the government took on the unusual role of salesman. Iraqi officials pitched West Qurna-1 to likely buyers from among Exxon’s supermajor peers, including arch-rival Chevron Corp. There weren’t any takers. That left Iraq with narrowed options: sell to one of China’s state-backed oil majors, or else buy back E...

National oil companies are largely shielded from shareholder pressures.