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Britain is doomed to be America's sick relation - Vimarsana News

Britain is doomed to be America's sick relation

Many commentators argue that the UK is condemned to continuing economic decline. As things stand, they are right: if we carry on with the same policies, such a fate will be baked in. Worse, a subsequent debt crash could even turn slow decline into precipitous collapse.

Source: yahoo.com
Global Biofuel Alliance: India's Tryst With Sustainable Development Goals - Vimarsana News

Global Biofuel Alliance: India's Tryst With Sustainable Development Goals

Biofuel technology encompasses a diverse array of methods for generating fuels from organic sources such as crops and biomass. The process begins with the selection of appropriate raw materials,...

Source: livelaw.in
New carbon tax on fertiliser in the pipeline - Vimarsana News

New carbon tax on fertiliser in the pipeline

New carbon tax on fertiliser in the pipeline 2023-10-04

Export/Import Costs May Rise From January 2027 - Vimarsana News

Export/Import Costs May Rise From January 2027

Maritime News, bunker fuel, ship fuel, cargo ships, tanker vessels, container Ships, freighter vessels, Container vessels, lsfo, hfo, vlsfo, ship , capesize, suezmax, kamsarmax, shipping, %

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Export, import cost may increase from Jan 2027 as global shipping faces costly decarbonisation measures - Vimarsana News

Export, import cost may increase from Jan 2027 as global shipping faces costly decarbonisation measures

The global shipping industry's decarbonisation measures may increase the cost of exports and imports from January 2027, a report by GTRI said. IMO has notified its commitment to decarbonise the sector and achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 and has also set interim targets to reduce emissions. While IMO's recommendations are not legally binding, countries are expected to achieve the set targets.