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oil to power more cars, planes and ships. With global demand for passenger transport expected to nearly triple by 2050, an expansion of efficient, affordable public transport is critical in helping address the climate crisis
crisis, and the gradual [subsidence](https://mpdap.coastal.la.gov/dataset/deep-subsidence#geography=extraction_point&time=annual&year=2&scenario=A&chart=2-52&map=8.71/29.3914/-91.3051) of a coastline that has been carved apart by the oil and gas industry. Southern Louisiana is facing 3-7 metres of sea level rise
crisis Europe and Asia have been particularly affected because they rely directly on crude oil and refined products shipped out of the Persian Gulf. But even the U.S. — the world's largest oil producer
much larger, mostly unseen story. Thousands of others also carry out this work. Most will never win a prize. Many will never be heard of beyond their communities. Some will pay for it with their
costs have gone up 20%. China has enviable oil reserves and the lead it has taken in renewables and electric cars has insulated it from the worst effects of the fuel crisis
much stronger. Life becomes more enjoyable.” The shift has been dramatic. Before the solar project launched in 2022, the village of about 130 people had no restaurant, no easy way to move around, and little
much as they might want. This might be the reason you had those strikes on the UAE and then an expression of regret.” Markets were unconvinced by the move from Trump, with oil hovering about
Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) shows that the country received between eight and 12 LNG shipments a month in 2025 and early 2026. In March, only two shipments arrived. Over the weekend, however
world on edge for nearly seven weeks, with a fragile ceasefire offering a tense pause over the past 10 days. US and Israeli attacks on the 90-million-strong, oil-rich nation have killed [more
crisis spending like the US. Both countries saw their debt levels surge dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic, as governments unleashed massive stimulus programmes to prop up their economies. The US allowed trillions of dollars
crisis is the Strait of Hormuz, the vital chokepoint where about 20 percent of the world’s oil supplies normally flow, which has been repeatedly restricted or threatened with closure by both parties, Iran
cost of the blockade on Iranian ports has exceeded what the White House anticipated and argued that the broader strategic damage to the US was probably more significant. “Iran has been under all kinds
Oil prices have surged by about 40% since the war began, according to NPR's Aya Batrawy. Ellen Wald, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council's Global Energy Center, says there is a [severe
world economy. The US, through its blockade of Iranian ports, is trying something more immediate. Through sanctions and naval action, it is attempting to make the Iranian economy collapse as Tehran runs out of space
crisis highlights meagre oil buffers in developing world As the [blockade of the Strait of Hormuz](/news/2026/4/14/fao-warns-strait-of-hormuz-disruption-risks-triggering-a-global-food-crisis) drives the worst energy crunch in modern history, leading governments to scramble to unload their emergency oil stockpiles
costs for Australia’s Qantas by up to A$800m (****$570m) in the second half of this year**, the airline said on Tuesday. War in the Middle East has led jet fuel prices to more