Duncan Wood
Journalist at ITV News
Journalist/TV Presenter/ Event host Award winning former #ITV anchor setting sail on new adventure #Yorkshire
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1 month ago |
thehill.com | Duncan Wood
Over the last decade, the U.S. has emerged as an energy superpower, not only in terms of production but also as a dominant exporter of natural gas and refined petroleum products. This transformation has redefined the U.S. trade balance in energy, turning a long-standing deficit into a robust surplus. Nowhere is this shift more consequential than in the U.S.-Mexico energy relationship.
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1 month ago |
thehill.com | Duncan Wood
America’s border policy has long been trapped in a false choice between security and commerce. But history shows us that smart policies grounded in technology and risk management can enhance both. The aftermath of 9/11 provides a blueprint: When terrorists exploited gaps in aviation security, the U.S. responded with a major overhaul that improved both safety and efficiency.
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2 months ago |
thehill.com | Duncan Wood
President Trump has exposed a reality that we have ignored for far too long: International trade is no longer just about economics — it is also about national security. The U.S. faces a critical challenge in ensuring that the goods flowing into the country are not just cheap and efficient, but also safe and strategically sound. Our global supply chains, long built for maximum cost-effectiveness, are now potential liabilities, susceptible to exploitation by adversaries and prone to disruption.
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May 24, 2024 |
wilsoncenter.org | Duncan Wood |Alexandra Helfgott
Supply ChainsEnergyStrategic CompetitionThis report focuses on the challenges and opportunities facing theUnited States as it embarks on the ambitious transition fromgas powered to electric vehicles while geopolitical competition isintensifying between the US and China. The EV supply chain highlights the complexities of modernmanufacturing in the energy transition: the need for both efficientlegislation and regulation, adequate financial incentive structure, andfast-moving innovation.
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Jan 30, 2024 |
pulsenewsmexico.com | Alexandra Helgott |Duncan Wood
OPINIONPART 2Second in a seven-part seriesBy ALEXANDRA HELGOTT and DUNCAN WOODIntroductionThe successful candidate in Mexico’s 2024 presidential elections will face a once-in-a-generation opportunity to propel the country into a period of unprecedented prosperity and competitiveness. Nearshoring is a potentially transformative phenomenon during geopolitical and geo-economic realignment.
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