Julia Simon

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862 appearances 78 recordings 3 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 14 Sep

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Next door to Venezuela is Guyana, a key emerging oil player with a big ExxonMobil presence. matched
For years, Guyana and Venezuela have had territorial disputes, also related to oil. matched
Oil experts tell MPR with President Maduro gone, US oil investments in Guyana are more secure. matched
Julia Simon, NPR News. matched
Across the world, from Pakistan to Nigeria, everyday citizens are no longer turning exclusively to polluting fossil fuels to get reliable electricity.
They're turning to solar panels and batteries.
Much of the renewable technology comes from cheap exports from China.
According to energy think tank Ember, 2025 was the first year that renewable energy surpassed coal as a source of electricity.
The implications for the climate are huge, particularly for China, the world's biggest polluter.
Because of the growth of renewable energy, China's planet heating emissions have been flat.
or falling for the last 18 months.
And Chinese exports of solar, wind, and battery technologies mean other countries are reducing their emissions too.
Julia Simon, NPR News.
Across the world, from Pakistan to Nigeria, everyday citizens are no longer turning exclusively to polluting fossil fuels to get reliable electricity.
They're turning to solar panels and batteries.
Much of the renewable technology comes from cheap exports from China.
According to energy think tank Ember, 2025 was the first year that renewable energy surpassed coal as a source of electricity.
The implications for the climate are huge, particularly for China, the world's biggest polluter.
Because of the growth of renewable energy, China's planet heating emissions have been flat or falling for the last 18 months.
And Chinese exports of solar, wind, and battery technologies mean other countries are reducing their emissions too.
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