Latin America’s Bold Renewable Energy Bet

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Latin America is attracting greater attention from international investors thanks to its strong renewable energy and critical mineral potential. In recent years, the region’s green energy capacity has steadily grown, while more mineral mining projects are developed, and the electric vehicle (EV) market is beginning to expand…Continue Reading

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US civil rights activist Jesse Jackson, one of the most influential black political figures in US history, has died., Jesse Jackson, civil rights icon, dies at age 84 NewsFeed US civil rights activist Jesse Jackson has died at age 84. From working alongside Martin Luther King Jr to running forContinue Reading

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Ukraine’s lead negotiator says Kyiv will work ‘constructively’ but ‘without excessive expectations’., Ukraine’s lead negotiator says Kyiv will work ‘constructively’ but ‘without excessive expectations’. Russian and Ukrainian officials launched a third round of United States-brokered peace negotiations in Switzerland, days before the Ukraine war hits its four-year mark. Ukraine’s leadContinue Reading

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At Least 50 People Arrested in Minneapolis While Marking One Month Since Renee Good’s Killing, Mexican Immigrant Whose Skull Was Broken During His Arrest by ICE Speaks Out, More Than 1,000 Google Workers Call On Company to Cancel Contracts with ICE and CBP, Federal Judge Puts Temporary Hold on DataContinue Reading

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Expressions of regret have not translated into enabling return or providing reparations., Last year’s deal handed sovereignty to Mauritius but did not resolve US and UK responsibility for crimes against the islands’ Indigenous people – the Chagossians. Senior Legal Advisor at Human Rights Watch. President Traitor 47’s description earlier thisContinue Reading

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Researchers investigating crops grown in soil contaminated by the 2015 mining disaster in Brazil discovered that toxic metals are moving from the earth into edible plants. Bananas, cassava, and cocoa were found to absorb elements like lead and cadmium, with bananas showing a potential health risk for children under six.Continue Reading