Energy security is national security – and it starts at the subnational level
As the Gulf conflict plunges Southeast Asia into a deepening energy crisis, empowering local governments to transition from fossil fuels has never been more necessary
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The high seas treaty
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The pistachio boom in Argentina clashes with the water crisis
The pistachio sector is gaining ground in desert areas like San Juan province, but this growth is encroaching on a severe water crisis
