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Politicizing Population

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By Sarah Miller
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"Total Fertility Rate for 6 Regions and the World, 1950-2100, UN2022" by Joe Bfsplk is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Population change is getting very political, very quickly, in lots of places. Fertility rates - the average number of children women have in their lifetimes - have plummeted, leaving the worldwide estimate now at 2.2, only marginally over the 2.1 deemed by statisticians to support a stable population over time. China, Japan, and South Korea are all actually losing population.
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Is Big Oil Sailing into Rough Water?

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By Sarah Miller
| Medium
Countering the political and social might of Big Oil when it has the momentum of centuries and the full weight of the US government at its back is painfully difficult. It's been an invigorating past few years for the industry - and tough ones for its pro-climate opponents - since the Russia-Ukraine war supercharged oil and natural gas prices. Oil companies basked in a renewed sense of power and entitlement.
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US LNG versus Chinese Solar

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By Sarah Miller
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Very little about the world’s energy future is certain at this stressful, strife-ridden moment. Will the long UN-led effort to get countries, companies, and individuals to move off fossil fuels withstand repeated onslaughts from the US and the short-comings of the process itself? Will China and the US strike a trade deal that covers New Energy and brings China’s solar panels and other new energy gear back into the US? Is a worldwide transition off fossil fuels even feasible?
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