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Dr. Paul Sullivan
Dr. Paul Sullivan is a senior research associate at KFCRIS and non-resident fellow, Global Energy Center, Atlantic Council.
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Shipping, chokepoints and supply chain vulnerabilities
There are many essential shipping lanes with chokepoints. Some of these include the human-made Suez Canal and Panama Canal. Both cut back on the cost and time of transporting goods.
Water security starts with taking care of our oceans
The ocean is about 70 percent of the surface area of the globe. It, including its massive depths, is a huge part of the overall biosphere of the world. We, as humans, could not survive without the ocean.
How the war in Ukraine has stopped it feeding 400 million people around the world
Ukraine could feed 400 million people while Russia and Ukraine supply 12 percent of the world’s traded food calories.
War and the pandemic have exposed fault lines across the global economy
Security and resilience are comforting words for people, companies, and countries. This is especially so when the world, business, economies, and life in general seem so insecure and lacking in resilience. We are in such times today.
Climate change may change the face of trade routes across GCC
There are numerous scenarios for how climate change might affect the world. However, it is becoming clear that barring significant changes in climate policies, the world could continue to heat up.
Being a sleuth for the truth will protect you against fake news
These are challenging and confusing times, indeed. Younger people are trying, with difficulty, to make sense of it all. It is the same for those of us who have been around for longer.
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