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Dec 2, 2024

Trump’s proposed tariffs against Canada and Mexico may be illegal, but that’s not the real problem

Blayne Haggart, Brock University Listening to this article: https://audio.adauris.ai/v2/widget/RvjICRaqgSFBJozV1NoK/XTWGBHYkrBH1sZPS59P4?distribution=true The incoming Republican administration of Donald Trump has threatened to impose a 25 per cent tariff on all products from Canada and Mexico on the first day of his presidency — Jan. 20, 2025. Canada says it will continue to work with the United

Dec 2, 2024

Pioneering Efficiency: Green Engineering’s Role in Transforming Manufacturing

The Ascendance of Green Engineering in Manufacturing Green engineering is orchestrating a paradigm shift within the manufacturing sphere. Enterprises now elevate sustainable methodologies to the forefront, ensuring operational efficacy while championing environmental stewardship. This evolution signifies a harmonious convergence of industrial ambition and ecological responsibility. The Imperative of Sustainability in Manufacturing Sustainability in

Nov 29, 2024

The Synergy of Waterways and Geology: Sculpting the Earth’s Surface

The intricate dance between waterways and geological phenomena has profoundly moulded the Earth’s exterior for eons. Rivers, lakes, and oceans, intertwined with the substrata of geology, do not merely etch the terrain; they sustain ecosystems, bolster civilisations, and furnish essential resources. This discourse delves into the dynamic interplay of waterways and geological processes,

Nov 29, 2024

Black Arsenal

Title: Black Arsenal Author: Clive Chijioke Nwonka , Matthew Harle Pages: 320 In Black Arsenal, a remarkable cultural study, the intricate relationship between Arsenal Football Club and Black British identity is meticulously unravelled, offering readers a compelling lens through which to view the intersection of sport, race, and societal evolution. This is not

Nov 28, 2024

EU research alliance fights back against resistant super-bacteria

Bacterial infections are a major health challenge, killing around 100 Europeans a day as they become increasingly resistant to common antibiotics. To address this, researchers like Dr Rienk Pypstra are working together to create more effective treatments. The problem with bacteria – one of the simplest life forms – is that they evolve

Nov 27, 2024

Tech R&D: Forging the Path to a New Epoch

In an era characterised by rapid metamorphosis, technological Research and Development (R&D) serves as the cornerstone of ingenuity and advancement. It moulds industries, redefines societies, and propels economies toward sustainable horizons. By transcending traditional knowledge boundaries and ushering in groundbreaking paradigms, Tech R&D acts as the architect of a future rich with boundless

Nov 26, 2024

Somaliland’s new government is ready to drive change: these are its 3 big goals

Brendon J. Cannon, Khalifa University The fierce electoral competition in Somaliland – coupled with clan politics and governance challenges – makes it important to understand the implications of the de facto independent state’s recent presidential election outcome. The opposition coalition Waddani won the November election over the ruling party, Kulmiye. Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi

Nov 26, 2024

Climate entropy: reflections on the ground from COP29

Ph. IRENA/Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND Isabela del Alcázar, IE University If I had to sum up COP29 in a single word, it would be entropy. Borrowed from thermodynamics, this concept describes the delicate balance between order and disorder, a principle that governs both natural and human systems. An ecosystem, much like the climate negotiations,

Nov 26, 2024

Why some countries are more likely to believe nuclear war won’t happen to them

Geoff Beattie, Edge Hill University The war in Ukraine has just edged up another notch. It has not been going well for Ukraine in recent months, and this week Joe Biden’s administration made the decision to allow Ukraine to fire US-supplied army tactical missile systems (Atacms) long-range missiles deep into Russia for the

Nov 25, 2024

Presidents often claim mandates − especially when they want to expand their power or are on the defensive

Donald Trump at an election night celebration early on Nov. 6, 2024, when he claimed “an unprecedented and powerful mandate” from voters. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Julia R. Azari, Marquette University Shortly after the 2024 election was called in Donald Trump’s favor, he declared that voters had given him “an unprecedented and powerful mandate.”

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