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(VIDEO) La OTAN debate enviar tropas a Groenlandia
Lunes, 17 de febrero de 2025.- Ofrecemos un resumen noticioso realizado por Negocios TV, inicialmente hacen referencia a el diario inglés The Telegram que publicó una nota donde los países de la OTAN sopesan enviar tropas a Groenlandia, ante el deseo de los Estados Unidos de anexársela o comprarla,...
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Sindicatos de Panamá mantienen protestas para exigir liberación de 83 trabajadores
17 de febrero de 2025.- Los trabajadores afirmaron que no se dejarán amedrentar por el Gobierno Nacional y que la defensa de una CSS digna y solidaria seguirá en las calles.
Los obreros del Sindicato Único de Trabajadores de la Construcción y Similares de Panamá (Suntracs) se mantienen en las cal...
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Efemérides 17 de Febrero: Inquisición católica quema a Giordano Bruno (1600) - Muere Juan Liscano (2001)
Es 17 de febrero de 2025. Han transcurrido 48 días del año y faltan 317 días para su terminación. Hoy es lunes.
Las efemérides se refieren a sucesos, celebraciones o conmemoraciones significativas para un área del conocimiento, la cultura y las artes, la historia o la ciencia...
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Why China is Winning the Nuclear Energy Race
China has lapped the rest of the world in terms of nuclear energy deployment, and now it has its gaze set on dominating the nuclear export sector as well. Though the United States has been the biggest nuclear power generator in the world for decades, the American market has significantly slowed in recent decades, with much of its ageing fleet facing terminal decline. Over the same period, China has doubled down on nuclear energy buildout, adding a staggering 34 gigawatts of capacity over the last ten years. As a result, China is now set to overtake…
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Brazil’s Lula Defends Oil Exploration In The Amazon
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is pressuring the country’s environmental regulators to approve oil drilling near the mouth of the Amazon River, arguing that revenue from this new fossil fuel supply could help finance a transition to green energy. Located in the Equatorial Margin, the offshore site, Bloc 59, is about 160 kilometers (99 miles) off Brazil’s eastern coast. Brazil’s environmental regulator rejected a license in 2023, citing issues such as the risk of oil spills that could affect one of the world’s…
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Alemania: miles de personas protestan en Berlín contra la extrema derecha
17 de febrero de 2025.- Varias decenas de miles de personas se manifestaron el domingo en Berlín para rechazar la posibilidad de que la extrema derecha gobierne, cuando el vicepresidente estadounidense acaba de lanzar un llamado muy polémico a los partidos alemanes para que no sigan condenando al os...
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Trump Administration Cuts Spark Chaos at Nuclear Agency
Before cutting the ranks of U. S. government employees who safeguard the nation's nuclear material and respond to nuclear accidents, it would seem wise to ask them exactly what tasks they are assigned and how they accomplish them. Apparently, that was not a consideration when the Trump administration through its U. S. Department of Government Efficiency Service (currently run by billionaire Elon Musk) began firing personnel at the National Nuclear Security Agency (NNSA). What is happening at the NNSA is a window into why merely downsizing an organization…
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U.S. Fuel Prices Surge On Refinery Maintenance And Outages
U.S. gasoline prices have resumed their uptrend, with AAA reporting the national average at $3.161 per gallon of regular compared to $3.139 a week ago and $3.115 a month ago. The national average price of diesel has increased 0.8 cents and now stands at $3.632 per gallon. “The national average has inched higher, driven primarily by sharp gas price increases on the West Coast, where refinery maintenance and outages have created a ripple effect in neighboring states, pushing prices higher in many communities,” said Patrick De Haan, head…
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U.S. Fuel Prices Surge On Refinery Maintenance And Outages
U.S. gasoline prices have resumed their uptrend, with AAA reporting the national average at $3.161 per gallon of regular compared to $3.139 a week ago and $3.115 a month ago. The national average price of diesel has increased 0.8 cents and now stands at $3.632 per gallon. “The national average has inched higher, driven primarily by sharp gas price increases on the West Coast, where refinery maintenance and outages have created a ripple effect in neighboring states, pushing prices higher in many communities,” said Patrick De Haan, head…
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U.S. Fuel Prices Surge On Refinery Maintenance And Outages
U.S. gasoline prices have resumed their uptrend, with AAA reporting the national average at $3.161 per gallon of regular compared to $3.139 a week ago and $3.115 a month ago. The national average price of diesel has increased 0.8 cents and now stands at $3.632 per gallon. “The national average has inched higher, driven primarily by sharp gas price increases on the West Coast, where refinery maintenance and outages have created a ripple effect in neighboring states, pushing prices higher in many communities,” said Patrick De Haan, head…
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USAID confirmó que Juan Guaidó recibió $1.712 millones en el 2020
17 de febrero de 2025.- Estados Unidos confirmó que destinó mil 712 millones de dólares a Juan Guaidó, a través de la Agencia de los Estados Unidos para el Desarrollo Internacional (USAID), justificándolo como ayuda humanitaria. En julio de 2020, Joshua Hodges, Administrador Interino para Latinoamér...
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Privately Financed Nuclear Project Advances in the UK
A US start-up has formally entered the running to build four micro-nuclear plants in South Wales without a dime from the taxpayer. Washington-based Last Energy on Monday announced confirmation from the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) that it had entered the nuclear site licensing process for the plans. The ONR’s notice follows seven months of engagement and is a critical milestone in the company’s bid to build the 20 MWe microreactors. Last Energy’s proposals are the first privately financed project to be admitted into site…
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Ecuador: Movimiento Revolución Ciudadana impugna actas electorales
17 de febrero de 2025.- El secretario ejecutivo del movimiento Revolución Ciudadana (RC), Andrés Arauz, informó que su organización impugnó los resultados electorales de 700 actas consideradas fraudulentas en las provincias de Esmeraldas y Sucumbíos.
En su cuenta de X, Arauz señaló que de correg...
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Fiscal Saab: proyecto de Reforma Constitucional abordará tres ejes fundamentales
17 de febrero de 2025.- La Comisión Nacional ampliada e incluyente para la elaboración del Proyecto de Reforma Constitucional abordará tres grandes ejes fundamentales.
Así lo informó el presidente de la Comisión, Tarek William Saab, precisando que dichos ejes son: Profundizar la democracia popul...
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Neymar Jr. elogia a Soteldo: "Es corto de tamaño, pero no de talento"
Neymar Jr. regresa de forma triunfal al Santos. En su cuarto partido tras volver al club que lo vio nacer futbolísticamente, el astro brasileño marcó su primer gol, pero la historia del tanto tuvo un factor clave: la acció magistral de Yeferson Soteldo.
El extremo venezolano, una de...
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Global Warming May Be Reducing Wind Speeds in Europe
Global warming makes Europe’s summers less windy, which reduces wind power generation and could strain European electricity systems which are increasingly relying on renewable energy, new research suggests. The warming of the layer of the atmosphere closest to the surface and the warming of the earth’s surface are increasing the instances of the so-called “stilling” phenomenon in which wind speeds drop in the summers, according to modeling from a team of researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign cited by…
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Global Warming May Be Reducing Wind Speeds in Europe
Global warming makes Europe’s summers less windy, which reduces wind power generation and could strain European electricity systems which are increasingly relying on renewable energy, new research suggests. The warming of the layer of the atmosphere closest to the surface and the warming of the earth’s surface are increasing the instances of the so-called “stilling” phenomenon in which wind speeds drop in the summers, according to modeling from a team of researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign cited by…
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Murió al caer al vacío‚ hombre que dormía en los ductos de aire del Metro La Bandera
Un hombre que pernoctaba dentro de los ductos de aire de la estación La Bandera del Metro de Caracas, parroquia San Pedro, murió tras caer al vacío, informó el domingo 16-Feb, el comandante del Cuerpo de Bomberos de Caracas (CBC), Pablo Palacios.
Palacios informó que la víctima cayó...
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Upstream Oil Investment Needs 30% Boost to Meet Demand
The investment gap in green energy and weakened policy and corporate commitment to clean energy solutions could lead to global oil and gas demand remaining stronger for longer. In such a scenario, the world’s upstream investment would need to increase to deliver the additional volumes of oil and gas, according to an analysis by Wood Mackenzie. While the International Energy Agency (IEA) still very optimistically expects global oil demand to have peaked by the end of the decade, the players directly involved in supply, including oil producers…
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