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Withdrawing from Climate Treaties Is Mostly Symbolic, but It Has Little Upside
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Withdrawing from Climate Treaties Is Mostly Symbolic, but It Has Little Upside

Last week, the Trump Administration announced its intention to withdraw the United States from several landmark international climate institutions, including the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). In practical terms, the move is largely symbolic: U.S. participation or non-participation in these bodies has relatively little direct effect on domestic climate policy or near-term global emissions outcomes. 

Trump says the US will be ‘very strongly involved’ in Venezuelan oil 
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Trump says the US will be ‘very strongly involved’ in Venezuelan oil 

The U.S. will be “very strongly involved” in Venezuela’s oil industry, President Trump said Saturday after the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro. Asked about the future of the country’s oil industry on Fox News’s “Fox & Friends”, Trump said, “Well, I see that we’re going to be very strongly involved in it.” Read more in The Hill...

A Major Mining Milestone
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A Major Mining Milestone

Earlier this year, China sent up a red flag. Its Ministry of Commerce introduced export restrictions that immediately reduced the international supply of seven rare earth elements. The move followed President Trump’s tariffs on Chinese goods, but it reminded Americans that we are always vulnerable. We need a source of rare earth elements that isn’t spelled C-H-I-N-A.

Japan Launches $1.34 Billion Subsidy Plan For Clean Energy Demand
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Japan Launches $1.34 Billion Subsidy Plan For Clean Energy Demand

Tokyo is preparing to redirect industrial investment toward clean electricity at scale. The Japanese government plans to allocate 210 billion yen, equivalent to $1.34 billion, in subsidies to support companies that rely entirely on decarbonised power, aiming to stimulate renewable energy demand while anchoring new economic activity in regional areas. The initiative, announced late Monday...

Trump’s go-ahead for Nvidia chips to China draws GOP blowback
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Trump’s go-ahead for Nvidia chips to China draws GOP blowback

Some key Republicans are raising alarm over President Trump’s blessing for Nvidia to sell advanced semiconductor chips to China, warning that there are no real safeguards to prevent Beijing from using the technology to challenge American dominance in artificial intelligence. Rep. John Moolenaar (R-Mich.) issued a stark warning on the X account of the Select Committee on...

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