Captain arrested over UK ship collision is Russian, owner says
The captain of the Solong ship who was arrested after a collision with a tanker off the coast of England is a Russian national, the ship’s owner, Ernst Russ, has said. The rest
The SEC Has a Lone Democrat, Caroline Crenshaw
The nation’s top securities regulator is backing down on crypto enforcement and climate disclosure initiatives as the agency is expected to take a more friendly and receptive approach to companies. But not everyone
New Trends in Cruising: Exclusive Beach Clubs
Opposite the bustling Nassau Bahamas Cruise Terminal, where it is not unusual to see four or five passenger ships docked at once, is a slice of tropical paradise with miles of white-sand beaches
The UK’s gamble on solar geoengineering is like using aspirin for cancer
Some years ago in the pages of the Guardian, we sounded the alarm about the increasing attention being paid to solar geoengineering – a barking mad scheme to cancel global heating by putting
Trump administration slams brakes on government’s adoption of electric vehicles
A Nissan LEAF recharges at a station in Pasadena, Calif. Memos obtained by NPR show a key federal agency has paused orders of zero-emission vehicles and some federally-owned EV chargers will be shut
As countries scramble for minerals, the seabed beckons. Will mining it be a disaster?
Likely exploration areas There are plenty of critical mineral deposits. They broadly fit into three categories: crusts, where cobalt-rich deposits are fixed to underwater ridges and seamounts; hydrothermal vents, where hot, metal-rich fluids
If you support streamlined planning, ask yourself this: what if someone built a new h
Though Wanstead is a quiet east London suburb, located just on the edge of leafy Epping Forest, things haven’t been so peaceful for the residents of Harley Court. A two-storey extension, containing 12
For shoppers, buying Canadian is a matter of pride. For major grocery chains, it̵
The Buy Canadian movement has arrived in the country’s major grocery stores. You’ve probably noticed labels with bright red maple leafs, prominent displays stacked with Canadian products or promotional flyers that tout homegrown items. “All the
Texas-bound: Canadian politicians slam U.S. tariffs (politely) during visit to Lone S
Amid an increasingly heated game of tariff-related chicken, Canadian politicians are in Houston telling Americans they’re fed up — in the most stereotypically Canadian way possible. “I don’t think friends do that to
Europe Makes Its First Move as Trump’s Trade Fight Widens
The European Union has spent months bracing for painful tariffs from the United States, the bloc’s most important trading partner. On Wednesday, as American steel and aluminum tariffs of 25 percent took effect,