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The world is now entering its most dangerous period since the last world war, a leading global analyst who predicted the effects of quantitative easing, as well as major currency shifts, is [...]

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Russia's foreign ministry warned that sending weapons to Ukraine will lead to a "global collapse." Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that western powers sending mercenaries and [...]

Workers who make the global supply chain function are warning that it is extremely close to falling apart because of a combination of lingering COVID pandemic shutdowns and shortages of workers [...]

By Richard HeinbergA couple of days ago I happened to pick up an old book gathering dust on one of my office shelves - Palmer Putnam’s Energy in the Future, published in 1953. Here was a time capsule of energy concerns from nearly a lifetime ago - and it got me to thinking along the lines of Howard Baker’s famous question during the Watergate hearings: “What did [w]e know, and when did [w]e know it?

A documentary about the fishing industrys impact on sea life and the oceans has caused a lot of debate. Many viewers have been saying they will no longer eat fish after watching the film, and expressed shock at the industrial scale of fishing. Others have argued it oversimplifies a complex issue - many communities depend on fishing for their livelihoods and for food, and are in fact practising sustainable catching methods. BBCs Reality Check team looked into some of the main claims in the Seas...

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