On “The Intelligence” @ItsRachelDobbs and @Eaterofsun examine the evidence on how climate change will aid the spread of a brutal disease: dengue fever https://t.co/n9T60dLcTi https://t.co/M0TpwDG2Gf ...

Group 1 - The article discusses the growing concern over mental health among business leaders and politicians, highlighting its significance alongside topics like climate change and artificial intelligence [2][3]. - A private dinner hosted by The Wall Street Journal featured discussions led by former Vice President Al Gore and Australian ambassador Kevin Rudd, indicating the high-level attention mental health is receiving [2]. Group 2 - The focus on mental health reflects broader societal issues and the potential impact on business productivity and overall economic health [2]. - The article suggests that mental health is becoming a critical area of concern that may influence future business strategies and investments [2].

Also on the daily podcast: climate change and the spread of dengue fever, and a tribute to a maven of ancient tipples https://t.co/nP1xdESpJ0 ...

RT Bloomberg Live (@BloombergLive)"We need, from a European perspective, to see how we can secure that we have a recycle industry within Europe." @EU_Commission @JessikaRoswall #BloombergGreen #ClimateWeekNYC @flacqua⏯️ https://t.co/VGH9Z3PHZa https://t.co/Cm78lciCeX ...

RT Bloomberg Live (@BloombergLive)"The time is now, we cannot continue being this dependent. We know that has been harmful for us." Commissioner for Environment, Water Resilience & Competitive Circular Economy @EU_Commission @JessikaRoswall #BloombergGreen #ClimateWeekNYC @flacqua⏯️ https://t.co/VGH9Z3QfOI https://t.co/gzNb9SWrW8 ...

RT Bloomberg Live (@BloombergLive)"The cost of doing nothing is getting bigger and bigger." @EU_Commission's @JessikaRoswall #BloombergGreen #ClimateWeekNYC @flacqua⏯️ https://t.co/VGH9Z3QfOI https://t.co/Gek7tdG5pp ...

By not mentioning coal, Xi Jinping has given China wiggle room to keep pumping more carbon until 2030, writes @davidfickling (via @opinion) https://t.co/vonlr46fkJ ...

RT Bloomberg Live (@BloombergLive)"Irrespective of who caused the problem we need to be part of the solution because we [India] are going to be impacted more than a lot of other countries," @ReNewCorp @sumant_sinha #BloombergGreen #ClimateWeekNYC⏯️ https://t.co/VGH9Z3QfOI https://t.co/YjFxhjwuTt ...

Group 1 - Tesla has requested the EPA to maintain current vehicle emissions standards, diverging from other major automakers who favor easing the rules [1][2] - The request coincides with President Trump's remarks at the UN General Assembly, where he dismissed climate change as a "con job" [1] - Tesla aims to preserve the 2009 Endangerment Finding, which underpins many environmental regulations, asserting it is based on a solid scientific foundation [1] Group 2 - The EPA has been soliciting comments on proposed rollbacks of environmental rules since August, with the agency's administrator warning that such actions would undermine climate change efforts [2] - Tesla's business model benefits from stricter environmental regulations, as it receives substantial payments from other automakers that fail to meet emissions goals by selling them credits [2] - While advocating for the maintenance of standards, Tesla expressed willingness to discuss ways to streamline them to ensure their continuation [2]

By Laila Kearney and Timothy Gardner NEW YORK (Reuters) -The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump expects most of the nation's coal-fired power plants to delay retirement to help deliver the vast amount of electricity needed to fuel artificial intelligence, Energy Secretary Chris Wright told Reuters on Thursday. Keeping those often half-century-old coal plants running is part of a broader strategy to increase the country's power output that will also include boosting nuclear energy and allowing ...