The Iran war is making it more expensive than ever for farmers to grow food, and it's exposing how fragile the global food supply has become. Can a new approach to "earth" save the...uh...earth?

The conflict with Iran continues to redraw the energy map. Six charts show how major producers and consumers are stabilizing markets through reserve releases, lower imports, and increased U.S.

Hormuz, record heat, and grid failures show energy threats no longer come one at a time. Here's why resilience planning needs ...

Global fossil-fuel emissions are set to fall by in 2026 amid the fallout from the Hormuz crisis, according to Carbon Brief ...

Trade in liquefied petroleum gas has been redrawn over the past six months, becoming a microcosm of a global crisis. Early on an overcast June morning, the Clipper Vanguard reached Haldia Port in the ...

The El Niño climate pattern could weaken crop yields this year, spike food inflation and add to the threat of a global food crisis in 2027, according to reports. JP Morgan warned of food inflation in ...

Global biofuel production could surge nearly 70% by 2030 as countries raise blending mandates to improve energy security amid ...

Turkiye’s energy minister says the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, due to the United States and Israel’s war on Iran, indicates the importance of diversifying energy routes and will force the world to ...

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