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Energy Security Risks Won't Disappear With Change to Renewables: Expert - Vimarsana News

Energy Security Risks Won't Disappear With Change to Renewables: Expert

Risks related to energy security don’t disappear in the context of green transition, as the supply chains for critical minerals and rare earths that support its technologies have become more vital than ever, a senior fellow at think tank Macdonald-Laurier Institute, says.

Daily on Energy: Navajo Nation displeased with Biden oil and gas lease ban on native land - Vimarsana News

Daily on Energy: Navajo Nation displeased with Biden oil and gas lease ban on native land

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Biden Administration says, 'No Decision' Made on Whether to Tap U.S. Oil Reserves - Vimarsana News

Biden Administration says, 'No Decision' Made on Whether to Tap U.S. Oil Reserves

Americans have been dealing with high gas prices, which averaged $3.409 per gallon on Monday.

WorldFish climate change leader Essam Yassin Mohammed seeks a systems approach for resilient aquatic foods - Vimarsana News

WorldFish climate change leader Essam Yassin Mohammed seeks a systems approach for resilient aquatic foods

Marine and freshwater resources provide a lifeline for millions of impoverished people around the world.

Forced Relocation Left Native Americans More Exposed to Climate Threats, Data Show - Vimarsana News

Forced Relocation Left Native Americans More Exposed to Climate Threats, Data Show

Tribal nations have lost 99 percent of their historical territory. Where they live now is more vulnerable to extreme weather, adding to the debate over how to address racial injustice.