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NAVBLUE WORKS WITH BOGOTÁ AIRPORT TO RESHAPE AIR SPACE MANAGEMENT AND BOOT CAPACITY



AN INNOVATIVE air traffic management switch from land-based ATC services using classic vectoring, to a performance-based navigation (PBN) arrangement using airliner satellite positioning and RNP-AR (required navigation performance – authorisation required) has dramatically increased the traffic capacity of El Dorado International Airport, Bogotá, Colombia.…

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CHINA AUTO SECTOR TO BE HIT BE NEW TRUMP USA TARIFFS



CHINA’S automotive manufacturing sectors will be counting the cost of new tariffs announced today (Friday, June 15) by the USA Trade Representative (USTR). They involve USD50 billion’s worth of Chinese exports being hit by 25% duties, additional to any other duties already applied.…

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DISTRIBUTED POWER GENERATION WITH STORAGE CAN ASSIST RENEWABLES GROWTH BUT FACES OBSTACLES



GROWTH of distributed renewable power generation with storage is set to pick up significantly in key global regions of demand for electricity. Quantifying its impact on the rate at which renewables will capture share in the energy mix is made difficult by its often-hidden nature, but some utilities and energy policy makers are starting to get to grips with the challenge – the eventual results will be of interest to oil and gas marketers.…

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KENYA UNIVERSITY CONFERENCE CALLS FOR MORE CRITICAL THINKING IN KENYAN UNIVERSITIES



EDUCATIONALISTS have called upon Kenyan universities to include social justice and transformation in their teaching curriculum, to prepare graduates to serve their societies selflessly and diligently.

At a conference called ‘Touching Hearts, Teaching Minds and Transforming Lives’, staged at Tangaza University College, in the capital Nairobi, delegates were told Kenyan students are not fully prepared for the society they are expected work and serve within, upon graduation in the current system.…

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INVESTMENT GROWS IN EMERGING MARKET NONWOVENS AS GLOBAL GROWTH EXPECTATIONS RISE



THE NONWOVENS sector has always been at the cutting edge of materials production, and so established developed economy manufacturers have often had the edge. But with global markets integrating, and emerging economies becoming increasingly sophisticated, new nonwovens manufacturing bases are growing all the time.…

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CHINA LITHIUM BATTERY SECTOR TO BE HIT BE NEW TRUMP USA TARIFFS



CHINA’S lithium battery manufacturers will be counting the cost of new tariffs announced on Friday (June 15) by the USA Trade Representative (USTR). They involve USD50 billion’s worth of Chinese exports being hit by 25% duties, additional to any other duties already applied.…

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CHINA POULTRY EQUIPMENT SECTOR TO BE HIT BE NEW TRUMP USA TARIFFS



AMERICA’S pork exporters will be counting the cost of new 25% tariffs announced on Saturday (June 16), by the Customs Tariff Commission of the State Council of China, on USA-made meat and poultry exports. The duties were a response to tariffs announced the day before (June 15) by the USA Trade Representative (USTR), on China-made meat preparation and poultry-keeping equipment.…

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US PERSONAL CARE PRODUCT INDUSTRY FACES TOUGH TARIFFS IN EUROPE AND CANADA FOLLOWING TRUMP DUTIES



THE USA personal care product industry is under fire, with the European Union (EU) and Canada and Mexico announcing plans to impose protective duties on American exports following the decision by the Trump administration to levy tariffs on streel and aluminium exports on these key trading partners.…

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CHINESE PLASTICS SECTOR THREATENED BY US TARIFFS



EUROPE’S plastics manufacturing and plastics manufacturing machine sectors may be able to increase exports to the USA and China because of the trade war between the two countries that has broken out.

New American tariffs announced (Friday, June 15) by the USA Trade Representative (USTR) involve USD50 billion’s worth of Chinese exports being hit by 25% duties, additional to any other duties already applied, imposed over claims that Chinese companies are filching American intellectual property.…

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US PERSONAL CARE PRODUCT INDUSTRY FACES TOUGH TARIFFS IN EUROPE AND CANADA FOLLOWING TRUMP DUTIES



THE USA personal care product industry is under fire, with the European Union (EU) and Canada and Mexico announcing plans to impose protective duties on American exports following the decision by the Trump administration to levy tariffs on streel and aluminium exports on these key trading partners.…

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