Lara Williams
EMEA Climate Columnist at Bloomberg Opinion
climate for @opinion • formerly social • ex-@Interhacktives • 🏃🏻♀️• 🧗🏻♀️• 🏔 all my views are my own • coiner of the word "sogflation"
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6 days ago |
taipeitimes.com | Lara Williams
By Lara Williams / Bloomberg Opinion An 8.5mm striped beetle. A 4mm mosquito. A 25mm hornet. These critters are tiny, but they pack a mighty punch when it comes to economic costs. The damage these organisms and their ilk are inflicting on regions around the world puts invasive alien species — non-native flora and fauna that harm the environments they are introduced to — in the same league as extreme weather.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Lara Williams
I’m Lara Williams and this is Bloomberg Opinion Today, a love fest of Bloomberg Opinion’s opinions. Sign up here. The tech world is in its collaboration era. This week brought us two new partnerships that reveal a lot about Silicon Valley’s direction.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Lara Williams
Macrophotography of the abdomen of the Asian predatory hornet (Vespa velutina) perched on a vine and eating a grain of white muscat grapes on the island of Barthelasse in Avignon, France on August 17, 2024. Species classified as invasive in France. (Photo by Antoine Boureau / Hans Lucas / Hans Lucas via AFP) (Photo by ANTOINE BOUREAU/Hans Lucas/AFP via Getty Images)(Bloomberg Opinion) -- An 8.5-millimeter striped beetle. A 4-millimeter mosquito. A 25-millimeter hornet.
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1 week ago |
havasunews.com | Lara Williams
What spoils our crops, kills about six times more people than malaria every year and is breathed in by each of us every single day? It’s not a virus or bacteria, but something even more formidable: fungi. Aspergillus spores, for example, are ubiquitous in our environment.
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1 week ago |
taipeitimes.com | Lara Williams
By Lara Williams / Bloomberg Opinion What spoils crops, kills about six times more people than malaria every year and is breathed in by every person every single day? It is not a virus or bacteria, but something even more formidable: fungi. For example, Aspergillus spores are ubiquitous in the environment.
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