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America’s War on Geography: Trump’s Delusional ‘Guardian’ Fantasy Explained

Natural News 14 Jul 2026
Trump Is Now At War With GeographyPresident Trump has unilaterally declared the United States the “guardian” of the Strait of Hormuz, claiming t... .
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The weekly geography quiz

Journal Gazette 14 Jul 2026
GEOQUIZ ... #.G6Ck^Am. .
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Opinion | Rare Earth Minerals: The New Geography of Power in the 21st Century

Daily News Egypt 14 Jul 2026
It is no coincidence that strategic minerals have once again dominated headlines ... The world has gradually moved from the “petroleum geography” that defined the 20th century to a “mineral geography,” where technology gives resources their true value.
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Local View: An accident of geography does not equal citizenship

Duluth News Tribune 13 Jul 2026
That suggests something deeper than a birth certificate stamped by geography ... — then we have transformed one of the highest privileges a sovereign nation can bestow into an accident of geography.
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How sports stars can also be influential climate leaders

The Conversation 13 Jul 2026
Extreme heat has become one of sport’s toughest opponents. This summer’s Fifa World Cup has once again raised concerns about players competing in dangerous temperatures. But football is far from alone ... It is becoming an occupational hazard ... .
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Italian Maritime Economy 2026: the new geography of global trade (Intesa Sanpaolo SpA)

Public Technologies 10 Jul 2026
). 10 July 2026. Geopolitical tensions are reshaping the geography of global trade ... According to the SRM Report, international trade is not slowing down but undergoing a profound reorganisation ... Attachments Original document Permalink. Disclaimer ... (noodl.
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Tropical forests can switch from carbon sinks to carbon sources during El Niño

The Conversation 10 Jul 2026
South American tropical forests risk turning from carbon sinks to carbon sources during extreme climate events like El Niño. Teo Tarras / Shutterstock. Tropical forests draw down and store large quantities of CO₂ from the atmosphere ... A looming threat ... .
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Tropical forests can stop acting as carbon sinks during El Niño, says research

The Conversation 10 Jul 2026
Some South American tropical forests effectively stop absorbing carbon during extreme climate events like El Niño. Teo Tarras / Shutterstock. Tropical forests draw down and store large quantities of CO₂ from the atmosphere ... A looming threat ... .
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This is what Andy Burnham’s devolution plans need to consider – expert panel

The Conversation 10 Jul 2026
Julian Clark, Reader in Political Geography, University of Birmingham ... Its formal boundaries do not neatly align with the region’s economic geography ... a wider geography than the devolved territory.
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