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Carbon border tariffs aim to stop climate policy from simply pushing emissions-heavy manufacturing elsewhere — but trade partners and developing economies both raise real concerns about how the mechanism actually works.
Read MoreDiplomats are racing to update decades-old international agreements for the deep sea, satellite orbits, and the Arctic — even as commercial activity in those spaces moves faster than negotiations can keep up.
Read MoreInsurers in several disaster-prone regions have stopped writing new home policies entirely, leaving homeowners to rely on shrinking state-backed…
Read MoreCompanies are racing toward commercial deep-sea mining for battery metals, while marine biologists warn that regulation is outpacing the science needed to understand what’s at stake.
Read MoreGene-edited crops are reaching commercial fields faster than expected, with regulators treating them differently from older GMOs — even as consumer skepticism lags behind the science.
Read MoreSmoke from distant wildfires is now a recurring visitor to cities hundreds of miles from any flame, and public health officials are still working out how to respond.
Read MoreOnce a fringe idea kept alive by a handful of engineers, small modular reactors are now backed by tech giants, utilities, and governments racing to power an AI-hungry grid without adding carbon.
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