If the September 25, 2015 meetings in Washington between President Obama and President Xi of China yield no additional, substantive agreements to ease the tensions between the two countries in the arenas of monetary policy, currency devaluation, cyber-warfare or China's military build up in the Southeast Asian theater, they will be noted in the annals of environmental history for having yielded a historic, landmark commitment by China to start a national program in 2017 that will limit and pu
* European shares tumble on Glencore, Volkswagen * Glencore slides 30 percent, underscores commodity concern * Copper drops back under $5,000 a tonne * Fed's Dudley says rate hike could come in October (Adds close of European markets) By Chuck Mikolajczak NEW YORK, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Global equity markets and commodities dropped on Monday, weighed by concerns over the economic health of China and other big emerging markets in a week filled with key economic data. An 8.
Gov. Terry McAuliffe on Sept. 28 announced that the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality plans to issue a permit for an 80 MW solar facility in northern Accomack County, Va.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Monday it was a huge mistake not to cooperate with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's military, which he said was the only force truly fighting Islamic State militants in Syria.
Brazil said it will seek to cut its global warming pollution by 37 percent while France and the U.K. pledged billions of dollars more in aid to poorer countries as world leaders try to build support for an international agreement to tackle climate change.
African Development Bank President Akinwumi Adesina, who took over this month, said he’s aiming to eliminate Africa’s energy deficit by 2025 by mobilizing $55 billion of investment.
* European shares slump as Glencore underscores commodity concerns * Copper drops back under $5,000 a tonne * Caution prevails before China PMI, U.S. jobs news (Adds U.S. market open, changes byline, dateline, previous LONDON) By Chuck Mikolajczak NEW YORK, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Global equity markets and commodities were under pressure on Monday on renewed concerns about the stability of China and other big emerging economies in a week filled with economic data.
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