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Former ExxonMobil Upstream President Liam Mallon Joins The Metals Company Board of Directors

Former ExxonMobil Upstream President Liam Mallon Joins The Metals Company Board of Directors

Former ExxonMobil Upstream President Liam Mallon Joins The Metals Company Board of Directors
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ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods Warns of 'Catastrophic Consequences' from EU Regulations on LNG Supplies

ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods Warns of 'Catastrophic Consequences' from EU Regulations on LNG Supplies

ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods Warns of 'Catastrophic Consequences' from EU Regulations on LNG Supplies
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Representative Walberg Introduces Bipartisan Legislation to Bolster Great Lakes Conservation Efforts

Representative Walberg Introduces Bipartisan Legislation to Bolster Great Lakes Conservation Efforts

On September 28, 2026, Representatives Tim Walberg (R-MI), Marcy Kaptur (D-OH), Bill Huizenga (R-MI), Debbie Dingell (D-MI), David Joyce (R-OH), Haley Stevens (D-MI), Tom Barrett (R-MI), and Hillary Scholten (D-MI) introduced the Regional Great Lakes Partnership Act. This bipartisan and bicameral bill aims to enhance federal support for Great Lakes research and conservation. The legislation proposes designating the Great Lakes Commission (GLC) as the official Regional Great Lakes Partnership within the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Regional Ocean Partnerships Program. This designation is intended to ensure the Great Lakes region receives a fair share of program funding, thereby providing federal resources to support the GLC's ongoing work in coordinating Great Lakes research and conservation efforts. Companion legislation has also been advanced in the Senate by U.S. Senators Gary Peters (D-MI) and Bernie Moreno (R-OH).
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Huge 'hybrid storm' will form over the US

Huge 'hybrid storm' will form over the US

The National Weather Service says tropical moisture will surge over the Southwest into the central U.S.
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Americans Strongly Support Corporate Climate Action, Viewing Retreat as Opportunistic

Americans Strongly Support Corporate Climate Action, Viewing Retreat as Opportunistic

Americans Strongly Support Corporate Climate Action, Viewing Retreat as Opportunistic
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DNV Film 'The Great Transition' Wins Three Dolphin Trophies at Cannes Corporate Media TV Awards Festival

DNV Film 'The Great Transition' Wins Three Dolphin Trophies at Cannes Corporate Media TV Awards Festival

DNV's film, 'The Great Transition,' directed by Hugo Keijzer and produced by Yune (Omnicom Group), has been honored with three Dolphin Trophies at the Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards Festival. The film secured a Gold Dolphin for Corporate Social Responsibility, a Silver Dolphin for Environmental Issues and Sustainability, and another Silver Dolphin for Marketing Communications Business to Consumer. This international competition annually recognizes excellence in corporate and documentary filmmaking, with awards decided by an international jury of approximately 100 experts in film, marketing, and communications. 'The Great Transition' was selected from over 1000 submissions representing 38 countries. Since its launch in March 2024, the six-minute film has garnered more than 14 million views across social media platforms and continues to be utilized at events to stimulate discussions about the energy transition. The film's narrative approaches the energy transition from a perspective of hope and actionabl...
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Ameresco Seeks Senior Engineering Manager for Renewable Energy Team, Emphasizing C-Suite Communication

Ameresco Seeks Senior Engineering Manager for Renewable Energy Team, Emphasizing C-Suite Communication

Ameresco Seeks Senior Engineering Manager for Renewable Energy Team, Emphasizing C-Suite Communication
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Goldman Sachs Warns of Continued Volatility in Metal Markets Due to Tariff Uncertainty and AI Demand

Goldman Sachs Warns of Continued Volatility in Metal Markets Due to Tariff Uncertainty and AI Demand

Goldman Sachs Warns of Continued Volatility in Metal Markets Due to Tariff Uncertainty and AI Demand
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Gibson Dunn Appoints Raymond Azar as Co-Chair of Power and Renewables Practice Group in New York

Gibson Dunn Appoints Raymond Azar as Co-Chair of Power and Renewables Practice Group in New York

Gibson Dunn Appoints Raymond Azar as Co-Chair of Power and Renewables Practice Group in New York
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US Supreme Court mulls immigrant detention, gambling, Ten Commandments cases

US Supreme Court mulls immigrant detention, gambling, Ten Commandments cases

By Jan Wolfe WASHINGTON, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Some big cases may be added to the US Supreme Court's docket for its new term that starts next week including ones involving a detention policy used in President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown, regulation of prediction markets and a Texas law
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U.S. Government Prioritizes Independent Sourcing of Critical Minerals, Eyes African Sahel Region

U.S. Government Prioritizes Independent Sourcing of Critical Minerals, Eyes African Sahel Region

The United States government is actively pursuing an initiative to enhance its independence in the sourcing and processing of critical minerals. This push is driven by the essential role these minerals play in energy transition and defense technologies, coupled with the geopolitical vulnerabilities of current supply chains. The U.S. has identified 60 minerals as critical, including lithium, cobalt, rare earths, and graphite. The Sahel region of Africa is emerging as a strategically important area for the extraction of these critical minerals. This development is part of a broader U.S. strategy to secure vital resources and reduce reliance on potentially unstable or adversarial supply routes. The focus on the Sahel suggests a diplomatic and economic engagement with countries in this region to foster partnerships for mineral extraction and processing, aiming to diversify the global supply chain for these crucial materials.
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El Niño Event Expected to Intensify, Causing Diverse Weather Extremes Across U.S. and Globally

El Niño Event Expected to Intensify, Causing Diverse Weather Extremes Across U.S. and Globally

The current El Niño event is projected to become unusually strong, with the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) indicating a greater than 90% chance of it reaching very strong intensity during the Northern Hemisphere autumn and winter. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has also warned that this phenomenon will significantly alter rainfall and temperature patterns globally, increasing the risk of floods, droughts, and extreme heat in various regions. El Niño, a natural climate pattern, involves the weakening or reversal of trade winds across the tropical Pacific, causing warm water to spread eastward. This shift in ocean temperatures disrupts atmospheric circulation, leading to diverse weather impacts. For instance, while some regions may experience increased rainfall and storms, others will face reduced rainfall and heightened drought risk, as the event redistributes atmospheric heating and moisture.