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Renewable Energy and Jobs: Annual Review 2022, identifies domestic market size as a major factor influencing job growth in renewables, along with labour and other costs. Solar growing fastest Solar energy was found to be the fastest-growing sector. In 2021 it provided 4.3 million jobs, more than a third of the current global workforce in renewable energy. With rising concerns about climate change, COVID-19 recovery and supply chain disruption, countries are turning inwards to boost job creation at home, focusing on local supply chains. The report describes how strong domestic markets are key to anchoring a drive toward clean energy…

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Northern California has some of the strongest offshore winds in the U.S., with immense potential to produce clean energy. But it also has a problem. Its continental shelf drops off quickly, making building traditional wind turbines directly on the seafloor costly if not impossible. Once water gets more than about 200 feet deep – roughly the height of an 18-story building – these “monopile” structures are pretty much out of the question. A solution has emerged that’s being tested in several locations around the world: wind turbines that float. In California, where drought has put pressure on the hydropower supply,…

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Updating journalists at a regular press briefing, Stéphane Dujarric recounted Humanitarian Coordinator Denise Brown’s visit over the weekend to Kherson and Mykolaiv where she assessed the humanitarian situation, met with authorities, and monitored the response provided by aid organizations.   She observed that although humanitarians are delivering vital aid, “the needs are immense”.   Making a difference  Ms. Brown saw first-hand how since the Government retook control of Kherson, supplies provided by the UN and partners have made a difference in the lives of people, the UN Spokesperson said.  “We expect that, with support of the authorities, we will be able to…

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Peru has a new president following the ouster of former leader Pedro Castillo at the hands of the country’s Congress. His removal followed an attempt by Castillo to cling to power by dissolving a Congress intent on impeaching him. Castillo’s opponents accused him of attempting a coup – a charge his supporters similarly levied in regards to his removal from office. The day ended with the former president in detention. The Conversation asked Eduardo Gamarra, an expert on Latin American politics at Florida International University, to explain the wider context of Peru’s political crisis – and what could happen next.…

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The gifts for snacking fans make for great stocking stuffers. There is a variety of options—both in flavor and in terms of gift commitment. For health-conscious consumers, something like Olyra Foods’ whole grain bars may suffice. The nutritious biscuits are excellent for “on-the-go warriors.” These recipes are inspired by ancient Greek diets. The Organic Dark Chocolate Half-Coated Rice Cake from Trader Joe’s, on the other hand, is perfect for individuals who like to indulge. For more committed gift-givers, this round-up features the Nuts.com ‘GiftDrop, launched especially for the holiday season, and Bokksu’s range of authentic Japanese snacks. This list calls…

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Northern California has some of the strongest offshore winds in the U.S., with immense potential to produce clean energy. But it also has a problem. Its continental shelf drops off quickly, making building traditional wind turbines directly on the seafloor costly if not impossible. Once water gets more than about 200 feet deep – roughly the height of an 18-story building – these “monopile” structures are pretty much out of the question. A solution has emerged that’s being tested in several locations around the world: wind turbines that float. In California, where drought has put pressure on the hydropower supply,…

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Picture this. You’re in government for the first time in more than a decade. And within six months, you’re facing a diabolical problem: skyrocketing energy prices. To your constituents, it doesn’t matter that the root cause is a war in Europe. What they’ll see is pain – electricity and gas bills climbing and climbing. So what can you do? Federal and state energy ministers met yesterday to hash out the problem ahead of today’s meeting of the prime minister, state premiers and territory leaders. One thing’s for sure – it’s politically impossible for governments to do nothing, with power prices…

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It was a mommy-daughter girls’ night out in the city! On Dec. 9, Jana Kramer attended Z100’s star-studded 2022 iHeartRadio Jingle Ball at Madison Square Garden in New York City and brought along a special date: Her daughter Jolie, 6. The mother-daughter duo posed for adorable pics together on the red carpet, where the One Tree Hill alum showcased a pastel pink, sequined, feathered mini dress with an asymmetrical hem and Jolie wore a white and silver tulle dress. Jana also took the stage as a presenter. The actress and singer—who shares both Jolie and son Jace, 4, with ex-husband Mike Caussin—documented the pair’s trip to the…

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This is a developing story… Please check back for possible updates…Failed Arizona Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake on Friday followed in the footsteps of her political ally former President Donald Trump by challenging her loss to Democrat Katie Hobbs in state court.Lake’s anticipated lawsuit in Maricopa County Superior Court came within the five-day window for such filings after Arizona election officials—including Hobbs, who is currently secretary of state—certified the results on Monday.Despite losing by more than 17,000 votes, the former news anchor asked the court for either “an order setting aside the certified result… and declaring Kari Lake is the…

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Airbus Corporate Jets (ACJ) has expanded its Services Centre Network, signing an agreement with Citadel Completions, a company based at Chennault International Airport (CWF) in Louisiana, USA. Citadel will provide ACJ customers with a wide spectrum of capabilities, including maintenance, engineering, modification and upgrade services. Citadel’s facilities include a 10,000 ft runway to accommodate the large aircraft and a highly skilled labour force for heavy maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services. The 260,000 sqft facility and its numerous hangars can accommodate multiple aircraft projects simultaneously. Citadel can support aircraft registered worldwide and holds Part 145 Repair Station certifications from the…

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