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Drill Baby Drill!: Burnham gives green light to Jackdaw
In the midst of rising gas prices from the three-pronged attack of American threats, Russians cutting trade, and disruptions in the Gulf, Andy Burnham gave the green light to start drilling in the Jackdaw gas field. Those who are in favour of this largely claim that the Jackdaw project will be a huge win in energy production. According to Adura, UK North Sea's largest independent oil and gas producer, Jackdaw can help provide 6% of UK gas production and 2% of total gas demand
Theresa Lee
Move over Scaramucci, there was a new sheriff in town
By Robbie Brown In today’s episode of What in the White House, Shockwaves were once again sent through American politics as President Donald Trump announced that he was firing his press secretary, Katie Zacharia, after just 5 days on the job, making it the shortest tenure of a White House press secretary in history. While this might not be seen as important in comparison to the sacking of a career politician, Zacharias blink of a tenure represents an administration run on the
Robbie Brown
The Campaign of Desperation: How an attack ad made a red state competitive
By: Archie Hudson A dramatic new development has been seen in the Ohio gubernatorial race as of recently. With a major swing towards the democrats, following the release of an extreme 4 million dollar attack ad by the Republican candidate, Vivek Ramaswamy, targeted toward his opponent from the Democratic party, Amy Acton. This has drawn international eyes to the election, with severe backlash against Ramaswamy following the release of the ad. The ad features Donna Arthur, Ac
Archie Hudson
Haze Without Borders in Southeast Asia
By: Carolina Lanefelt Months-long wildfires in Borneo and Sumatra are emitting toxic haze and crossing national borders into Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines. This year’s Super El Niño, or “Godzilla” El Niño, has driven average sea-surface temperatures in the tropical central Pacific to record highs. More than 170,000 people in Indonesia required treatment for acute respiratory infections in August and September. Hundreds of schools in Indonesia and Malaysia have been
Carolina Lanefelt
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