Explore the evolving geopolitical landscape of critical materials and the implications for the green transition. Discover how countries are securing their supply chains and the need for new industrial policies. Consider the challenges of governance and sustainability in this changing global context.

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World War I, starting in 1914 with the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand, led to significant developments such as the Treaty of Versailles, worldwide depression, and the rise of Nazism. The war had profound effects on global geopolitics and economies, setting the stage for further conflicts and ch

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In the lesson prepared by Jim, Sally, and Bob focusing on exposition, vocabulary, and examples of tolerance/intolerance in the first three chapters of "The Red Umbrella," key vocabulary words like "caravan," "oblivious," and "socialism" are explored. Discussion questions prompt critical thinking on

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Strategic trends in deep-sea bed improvements and foreign ships in the US Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) are analyzed, highlighting untapped opportunities and geopolitical challenges, especially with foreign ships bartering agreements. The quotes from Admiral Caudle of USFFC emphasize the strategic i

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Explore the intricate dynamics of international energy geopolitics, from the significance of key regions like the Persian Gulf and South China Sea to the role of major players like the US and Russia. Delve into the potential impact of shifting oil and natural gas reserves on global dependence relati

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Ports play a crucial role in shaping a stronger, greener, fairer, and smarter Europe. They serve as catalysts for climate change mitigation, offer strategic geopolitical advantages, and drive innovation in a dynamic global-local context. Port incentives targeting climate change include lower dues fo

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The business industry perceives environmental management as an opportunity, but achieving sustainability and energy efficiency requires more than market forces alone. Tectonic shifts in economy, geopolitics, technology, and regulations present threats and opportunities. The BT Sustainable Developmen

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