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A new study proposes a fresh way to categorize the many different players—from governments to community groups—in Europe’s energy system, moving beyond traditional models. This “plurality” framework is crucial for designing more effective and inclusive policies to manage the complex shift to clean energy across the continent.
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Research on the proposed Trump-era tariffs shows they would cause significant economic harm to the United States, with losses becoming even larger when accounting for global supply chain connections and potential retaliation from other countries. This analysis provides a data-backed warning about the severe consequences of widespread protectionist trade policies for the nation that enacts them.
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