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How Big Tech’s Data Centers Are Draining Water-Stressed Regions

1 week ago | impakter.com | Alessandro Camillo

In some of the driest areas of the world, Amazon, Microsoft, and Google operate data centers that use large amounts of water. A recent investigation by The Guardian newspaper and SourceMaterial found that the tech giants are planning to expand their data centers across the United States and abroad, potentially impacting already water-scarce areas.
Big Finance Is Making Millions in Lawsuits Against Environmental Legislation

1 week ago | impakter.com | Alessandro Camillo

An analysis by the Guardian has found that fossil-fuel and mining companies have won almost $92 billion of public money using investor-state dispute settlement laws. Aside from the hefty payouts, financial speculators are investing in these lawsuits submitted by corporations against governments over the effect of environmental legislation that hurts profits.
Big Finance Is Making Millions in Lawsuits Against Environmental Legislation

2 weeks ago | impakter.com | Alessandro Camillo

An analysis by the Guardian has found that fossil fuel and mining companies have won almost $92 billion of public money using investor-state dispute settlement laws. It would appear that environmental legislation unwittingly provides them with yet another opportunity to make money and line the pockets of hedge fund shareholders.
ESG News Recap: Global Markets Slide Amid Trump's Tariffs

2 weeks ago | impakter.com | Lena McDonough

Asian markets plummet as Trump doubles down on tariffs. Discover how companies can navigate regulatory changes with ESG tools.
TRUMP'S Trade War: What Is the Right Response?

2 weeks ago | impakter.com | Claude Forthomme

Napoleon won his wars by hitting the enemy where it was least expected, and that’s what needs to be done with Trump. The proper response to the “reciprocal tariffs” he unleashed on the world on April 2 is not in tit-for-tat tariffs-on-goods. That’s stuff for kids, the kind of tariff policies that were believed in centuries ago, in the good old days of 17th-century mercantilists.
Omnibus Package: Approved by EU Council, the EU Parliament is Next

4 weeks ago | impakter.com | Claude Forthomme

On March 26, 2025, the EU Council agreed on the “stop-the-clock” mechanism proposed by the EU Commission in the Omnibus package that was released by the EU Commission in February. The political motivation is clear, as Adam Szłapka, Minister for the European Union of Poland, said: “Simplification is one of the priorities of the Polish presidency.
How a Lawyer Can Fight for Justice in Fatal Motorcycle Accident Cases

4 weeks ago | impakter.com | Matt Davies

Losing a loved one in a fatal motorcycle accident is an unimaginable tragedy. Along with grief, families often face financial struggles, unanswered questions, and a legal system that feels overwhelming. Seeking justice isn’t just about compensation — it’s about holding the responsible party accountable and finding a sense of closure. A skilled lawyer can take on the legal fight, handling investigations, insurance negotiations, and court proceedings so families don’t have to face it alone.
Tesla Sales Plummet in Europe: Is it the Anti-Musk Sentiment?

1 month ago | impakter.com | Andrej Pavicevic

In the first two months of 2025, Tesla’s sales in Europe dropped by 42.6% compared to the same period last year, with its market share for battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) falling from 21.6% to 10.3%. The overall sales of electric vehicles in Europe meanwhile grew from 26% to 34% in the same timeframe. “2025 has started really brightly for Europe’s electric car market,” said Chris Heron, E-Mobility Europe’s secretary general. Why cannot the same be said about Tesla?
From ReArm Europe to Readiness 2030: What’s Behind the Words

1 month ago | impakter.com | Claude Forthomme

Once again, European politicians disappoint, showing that they are not able to call a spade a spade and prefer to resort to the “safety” of bland language to make everyone happy. Last Friday, we learned that the EU Commission had agreed to change the name of its European defence plan.
Trump’s Attack on American Universities: What It Means

1 month ago | impakter.com | Claude Forthomme |Richard Seifman

Trump describes his attack on American universities as a war on antisemitism in academia. But the real question is: To what extent does this attack place higher education in America at risk? Could America lose its role as a world leader in academia?