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As seen in: El País, Science Magazine, NewsBreak, Natural Gas Intelligence (NGI), Revista Este País, The Mountain Mail, Buzz Magazine, Chaffee County Times, North West End UK
Journalist/Periodista. 2023 winner @fjawards, @AipsAwards. Bylines NatGeo, NYT, ElPais, Guardian, FT, NGI; Previous Bloomberg, ICFJ. Responds to William Adams
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The power of the few: RORγt+ dendritic cells promote food-specific peripheral regulatory T cells

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By Elise Liu, Adam Williams
| Science Magazine Verified
Editors' Choice FOCIS HIGHLIGHTS Elise G. Liu https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7507-5045 and Adam Williams https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5151-4103Authors Info & Affiliations Abstract Food antigen–specific peripheral regulatory T cell induction in the gut is driven by RORγt+ dendritic cells.
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Mexico-U.S. Energy Trade Shielded From Tariffs Impacts, World Bank Expert Says

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By Adam Williams, Jacob Dick Verified, Jodi Shafto Verified, Chris Newman Verified
| Natural Gas Intelligence (NGI) Verified
By Adam Williams on April 09, 2025 at 3:02 p.m. Published in: Daily Gas Price Index Filed under: Mexico Regulatory Exclusive Mexico and the United States are too integrated for tariffs to alter natural gas trade, according to Carlos Guadarrama, a senior energy consultant at the World Bank. Guadarrama analyzes global energy policies and regulation and specializes in Mexico and Latin America.
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Mexico Natural Gas Demand Seen Reaching ‘New Heights’ Amid Tight Summer Supply

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By Andrew Baker Verified, Chris Newman Verified, Christopher Lenton Verified, Adam Williams
| Natural Gas Intelligence (NGI) Verified
Inventory deficits, record LNG exports and flat production are not the only factors driving bullish summer upside risk for U.S. natural gas prices. Summer is the peak demand season in Mexico, which consumes more U.S. gas than any other country as its fleet of power plants reliant on the fuel continues to grow. U.S. pipeline exports to Mexico “are set to reach new heights this summer,” Wood Mackenzie’s Ricardo Falcón, research manager for North America Natural Gas and LNG, told NGI.
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