The North American oil and gas market faces a decision as Canada’s largest oil producer warns of diversifying exports away from the U.S. if President Trump’s tariff threats persist, presenting two potential futures at the CERAWeek conference. Alberta aims to support Trump’s “energy dominance” agenda by increasing exports to the U.S., but is also exploring alternative markets in South Korea, Japan, and Europe due to trade uncertainties. The province seeks to secure new partnerships to ensure continued oil and gas exports beyond the U.S. market.
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Paloma Faith: Why I won’t be giving my children smartphones
Paloma Faith, a mother-of-two, has joined a movement of parents advocating for a smartphone-free childhood, stating that her eight-year-old stopped begging for a smartphone once she installed a landline for prank calls. Co-parenting with her ex-husband, Faith believes that limiting smartphone use has led to better sleep, focus, imagination, and behavior in her children. Celebrities like Joe Wicks and Benedict Cumberbatch have also committed to delaying smartphone use for their children until at least age...
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