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Tina Casey

Tina Casey has been writing about sustainability, the global energy transition, and related matters since 2009. She is a regular contributor to CleanTechnica and TriplePundit, where she also focuses on corporate social responsibility and social issues.

    September 29, 2026
    Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

    US Withdrawal From Iraq Shifts Focus to Sovereignty and Iran-Backed Militias

    The formal end of the US military support mission in Iraq on September 30 will mark a major change in the relationship between Washington and Baghdad, shifting the emphasis from a US-led

    Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

    Manipur: Expanding Cross-Border Conflict at Kamjong

    Kamjong District has emerged as one of the principal theatres of the expanding Naga-Kuki confrontation in Manipur in 2026. Located along the India-Myanmar border and predominantly inhabited by Tangkhul Naga communities, the district has witnessed cross-border attacks, civilian killings, abductions,

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    Trump Was Not the Beginning

    New Books/United States

    by Luxman Anthony Scaramucci’s most revealing confession may also be the sentence that prevents All the Wrong Moves from becoming a conventional anti-Trump polemic:

    The Secret Life of a Black Dynasty

    Book Reviews/Geopolitics

    by Eric A family history can begin with a birth certificate, a grave, a photograph or a name. Edward Ball begins somewhere more difficult:

    The U.S. Constitution May Hold the Key to Solving the Climate Crisis

    December 21, 2023
    Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

    Planet Earth is in crisis. Climate change is accelerating, biodiversity is crumbling, and entire ecosystems are collapsing. Despite significant successes over the past 40 years, the animal rights, environmental conservation, and wildlife preservation movements of

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    Act Now: Our Oceans Are Going to Fill with Plastic

    October 11, 2022
    Defence/Diplomacy/Geopolitics/United States

    As the private transportation sector shifts focus to batteries, biofuels, and green hydrogen, fossil fuel stakeholders have been seeking new avenues of revenue in the petrochemical industry in general, and in plastics

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