The agriculture industry continues to be pressured to take steps toward the “green economy,” but one U.S. insider says the global carbon footprint won’t be reduced any time soon as the rest of the world races to the catch up to the West industrially.
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Coal is king as world races to industrialize
North America’s efforts to adopt renewable energy is called a very small slice of overall global consumption
China’s entry into WTO has had widespread consequences
Conflict in South China Sea could trigger recession on global scale given its importance to international trade
An adviser in U.S. government relations, geopolitical risk and international affairs says the road to world economic trade is filled with plenty of non-compliance potholes since China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001.
Tariffs called part of long game with trade negotiations
U.S. trade deficits with Canada and Mexico have more than doubled following transition from NAFTA to CUSMA
As the clock continues to tick to midnight April 2 on U.S. president Donald Trump’s month-long exemption on blanket tariffs to Canada that has left many ag industries at a standstill, one U.S. insider gave his thoughts at the 2025 Alberta Beef Industry Conference in Calgary on what he believes is the end game for the trade war.
Maritime security crucial international trade
BlackRock consortium $23 billion deal gives BlackRock control over 43 ports in 23 countries
A recent Panama Canal deal serves as a snapshot of the importance of maritime security to a free and open trading system that has connected markets from all over the world and that has benefited Canada, the United States and other allies.
