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The Sultan's shadow : one family's rule at the crossroads of East and West
Oman's Sultan Said and his rebellious daughter Princess Salme--comes to life in this compelling narrative. Sultan Said and his descendants were shadowed and all but shattered by the rise and fall of East Africa's nineteenth-century slave trade.
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A Pan-Asian Energy Transition? The New Rationale for Decarbonization Policies in the World’s Largest Energy Exporting Countries: A Case Study of Qatar and Other GCC Countries
Climate change has become a major agenda item in international relations and in national energy policy-making circles around the world. This review studies the surprising evolution of the energy policy, and more particularly the energy transition, currently happening in the Arabian Gulf region, which features some of the world’s largest exporters of oil and gas. Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and other neighboring energy exporters plan to export blue and green hydrogen across Asia as well as towards Europe in the years and decades to come. Although poorly known and understood abroad, this recent strategy does not threaten the current exports of oil and gas (still needed for a few decades) but prepares the evolution of their national energy industries toward the future decarbonized energy demand of their main customers in East and South Asia, and beyond. The world’s largest exporter of Liquefied Natural Gas, Qatar, has established industrial policies and projects to upscale CCUS, which can enable blue hydrogen production, as well as natural carbon sinks domestically via afforestation projects.
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Utilizing Biofertilizer for Achieving Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Development Strategy towards Vision 2040, Oman
The agriculture industry in the Western world is increasingly using biofertilizers, considering the environmental aspects and organic food. Sustainability in agriculture is the primary priority of the government of the Sultanate of Oman. In order to improve and develop the agricultural sector for community development, the government of Oman is paying special attention to its Vision 2040 in line with sustainable development goals. Hence, the aim of the research is to analyze the behavioral aspects of farmers and farmholders towards utilizing biofertilizers for saving the environment as well as providing organic food and bringing sustainability to the agriculture sector of the country. In order to meet the objectives of the study mixed method research has been used. An interview guide has been developed, a questionnaire has also been developed, and the instruments have been approved by the experts. The interview data were analyzed, and afterward, primary data were collected. To test the hypothesis and the framework, Smart PLS 3 has been used. The findings identified that farmers in Oman are reluctant to use biofertilizers because of a lack of awareness, but yet they are using it up to some extent and the proposed model has proven to be significant. The findings are useful not only for the policymakers but also for the practitioners who can obtain guidance about the benefits they can gain from the use of biofertilizers.
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Social Democrat Seek Alliance to Replace Markel-Led Coalition; CNN Speaks to Managing Director of Haulage Firm Alcaline; Israel PM Denounces Iran Nuclear Program; Senate to Vote on Plan to Fund Government Through December 3; Taliban Kill Alleged Kidnappers, Publicly Display Bodies; Volcanic Activity Resumes in La Palma, Spain. Aired 11a-12p ET
Social Democrat seek alliance to replace Markel-led coalition; CNN speaks to Managing Director of Haulage Firm Alcaline; Israel PM denounces Iran Nuclear Program; Senate to vote on plan to fund government through December 3; Taliban kill alleged kidnappers, publicly display bodies; Volcanic activity resumes in La Palma, Spain GUESTS: Lorenzo Zaccheo, Al Goodman
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