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Clean Energy & Climate Transition 15 Oct 2026, 12:37 AM IST

A Century After Dismissal, a Washington Geologist’s Warning Looks Prescient

A century ago, a Washington geologist was mocked for advancing a theory that many contemporaries dismissed as catastrophic and implausible. In hindsight, the episode stands as a reminder that climate and earth science often move ahead of public consensus, and that early warnings can be politically inconvenient long before they become widely accepted.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace08 Oct 2026, 12:32 AM IST

U.S. and Indian Forces Conduct Joint Air Assault in Himalayan Exercise, Seize Two Objectives

U.S. and Indian Army troops executed a combined air assault during Exercise Yudh Abhyas 2026 near Auli, India, integrating soldiers from both countries into the same assault formations. The drill culminated in the seizure of two objectives, underscoring expanding tactical interoperability between the two militaries in a demanding high-altitude environment.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition14 Oct 2026, 02:48 PM IST

A Century After Dismissal, a Washington Geologist’s Warning Looks Prophetic on Climate Risk

A century-old geological warning once dismissed as alarmist is being revisited as a cautionary tale for today’s climate transition. The story underscores how scientific consensus can lag behind evidence, and why early warnings about environmental instability often face institutional resistance before later proving accurate.

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Global Markets & Equities11 Oct 2026, 06:50 AM IST

Washington Ferry Disruptions Expose Wage Pressure as Workers Warn of Falling Behind

Washington state’s ferry system is facing renewed scrutiny after mass delays and cancellations triggered a broader debate over wages, living costs, and labor retention. The dispute has moved beyond transportation reliability and into a wider economic question: whether essential workers can keep pace with inflation in one of the nation’s costliest regions.

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World Politics & Diplomacy08 Oct 2026, 06:23 PM IST

Chris Coons’ Post-Oct. 7 Shift Reflects Washington’s Hardening Debate on Israel and Gaza

Sen. Chris Coons has evolved markedly in the three years since the Oct. 7 attacks, moving from a familiar pro-Israel Democratic voice to a more visibly strained mediator navigating the political and moral fallout of the war in Gaza. His shift mirrors a broader recalibration inside Washington, where support for Israel, concern for Palestinian civilians, and frustration with the conflict’s trajectory now collide more openly than at any point in recent memory.

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World Politics & Diplomacy08 Oct 2026, 05:17 PM IST

Chris Coons’ Post–Oct. 7 Shift Reflects Washington’s Hardening Debate on Israel and Gaza

Three years after the Oct. 7 attacks, Sen. Chris Coons has emerged as a revealing case study in how Washington’s pro-Israel consensus has been tested by the war in Gaza, the humanitarian toll, and the political costs of unconditional support. Once seen as a reliably centrist Democratic voice on Middle East policy, Coons has increasingly balanced steadfast backing for Israel with sharper public concern over civilian suffering and the limits of military force.

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World Politics & Diplomacy08 Oct 2026, 10:37 AM IST

Chris Coons’ Post–Oct. 7 Evolution Reflects Washington’s Hardening Debate on Israel and Gaza

Three years after the Oct. 7 attacks, Sen. Chris Coons has emerged as a sharper, more publicly engaged voice in Washington’s fraught debate over Israel, Gaza and U.S. policy. The Delaware Democrat’s shift reflects both the emotional weight of the conflict and the broader political pressure reshaping how senior lawmakers talk about the Middle East.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition08 Oct 2026, 04:05 PM IST

New Study Suggests Earth May Be Heating Unevenly From Within, Challenging Core Geological Assumptions

A new line of research is raising the possibility that Earth’s interior may not be warming in the uniform way geologists have long assumed, a finding that could reshape understanding of volcanism, plate tectonics and the planet’s long-term thermal evolution. If confirmed, the work would force scientists to revisit models that underpin everything from earthquake risk to the deep carbon cycle.

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