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U.S. Climate Prediction Center Sees 69% Chance of Historic El Niño
Through March 2027, El Niño will likely bring above-normal temperatures to much of the Northern Hemisphere, including western North America and southern Europe.
Workers harvest blueberries at a farm near Huacho, Huaura Valley, Peru, on July 25. El Niño has formed across the equatorial Pacific, setting the stage for months of droughts, floods and temperature fluctuations that will threaten communities worldwide, along with agriculture and energy. Photographer: Marco Garro/Bloomberg
Danube Drought Shuts Nuclear Power Plant in Romania
Hungary is planning to build a riverbed structure in the Danube River, in a bid to raise water levels enough to keep that country's only nuclear power plant online.
Cargo Ship on the Danube River. Photo: iStock.com/tepic
Peak Season Is Putting Exception Management to the Test
In peak season, delivery performance is defined by more than on-time rates — it’s also about how effectively exceptions are managed when they inevitably occur.
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U.S. Extends Jones Act Waiver 90 for Days
Unlike the previous extensions, the Pentagon will consult with the U.S. Department of Transportation Maritime Administration to decide which voyages are exempt from the Act.
Photo: iStock.com/SupawadeeAdam
GM Pulls Out of EV Battery JV with Samsung
Samsung will now acquire the U.S. automaker’s stake, citing weaker-than-expected ‌electric vehicle demand, after ⁠the loss of a $7,500 U.S. federal tax credit in September 2025.
Energy Storage System. Photo: iStock/zhudifeng
Australian Gig Delivery Drivers Get $22 Minimum Hourly Pay
The deal falls short of allocating the status of employees to the drivers. Instead, the union has agreed to call the workers “employee-like.”
Photo: iStock.com/Youngoldman
Chinese EV Sales Surge to Record Highs in Western Europe
Chinese carmakers made up 14.2% of new BEV registrations in Western Europe's largest markets between January and May of 2026, up from 9.4% in that same period last year.
Fatal for the competition? Photo: iStock/Robert Way
Turning CPG Supply Chain Pain Into Patent Gain
CPG companies are discovering that the manufacturing innovations required to work with natural ingredients may be patentable.
Photo: iStock.com/Thomas Demarczyk
FAA Orders Boeing to Inspect 737 MAX Planes for Possible Cracks
The FAA said that it remains concerned that some newer Boeing MAX jets could also be susceptible to a cracking issue seen in older models.
Photo: iStock /sanfel
U.S. Strategic Oil Reserves Fall to Lowest Level Since 1983
The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve has been utilized more in the last five years than at any point in its 51 year history.
Photo: iStock / peshkov
U.S. to Pay Wind Energy Co. $1.2B to Cancel Projects
Trump has long been a stalwart opponent of energy sources other than fossil fuels.
Photo: iStock.com/kamilpetran
Has Trump Turned USMCA Into a ‘Zombie Agreement’?
Among global trade pacts, has President Trump turned the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement into a member of the walking dead?
Photo: Bloomberg
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