China announced additional tariffs of up to 15% on some U.S. goods starting March 10 and imposed export restrictions on 15 U.S. companies in retaliation to new U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods. The new Chinese tariffs mainly target U.S. agricultural products like corn and soybeans, while companies like Leidos and General Dynamics Land Systems are affected by the export controls. Despite disagreements, China stated it will not tolerate pressure or threats from the U.S., as both countries continue to escalate trade tensions ahead of the annual National People’s Congress meeting.
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Government vows to clean up Lake Windermere after beauty spot ‘choked’ by pollution
The government will pledge to “clean up Windermere” by ensuring “only rainwater” enters the polluted English beauty spot, part of a scheme to upgrade water infrastructure and boost economic growth using over £100 billion of private investment. Environment secretary Steve Reed and water minister Emma Hardy will visit Windermere as part of the Things Can Only Get Cleaner tour to address sewage pollution issues that threaten the area's natural beauty and economic potential, with a...
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