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The cited report finds that 45% of the world’s 8.2 billion people live in cities, compared with 20% in 1950, and that nine of the ten largest cities are in Asia; Cairo is the sole exception.
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The cited report finds that 45% of the world’s 8.2 billion people live in cities, compared with 20% in 1950, and that nine of the ten largest cities are in Asia; Cairo is the sole exception.
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The report also noted that 45% of the world's 8.2 billion people now live in cities. That's more than twice the share of urban dwellers in 1950 (20%).
The cited report finds that 45% of the world’s 8.2 billion people live in cities, compared with 20% in 1950, and that nine of the ten largest cities are in Asia; Cairo is the sole exception.
Open source reportCOMMODITY PRICES •Aluminum: $2,682/ton •Antimony (ingot min. 99.65% fob China): $25,450/ton •Cobalt: $36,170/ton •Copper: $9,781/ton •Gold: $2,997/toz
Aluminum at $2,682 per ton, antimony at $25,450 per ton, cobalt at $36,170 per ton, copper at $9,781 per ton, gold at $2,997 per troy ounce, lead at $2,069 per ton, natural gas at $4.07 per MMBtu, WTI crude at $67.51 per barrel and zinc at $2,973 per ton. Recent gold strength comes from expected rate cuts and tariff-related growth concerns.
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Open source reportMarch's global temperatures broke seasonal heat records for the tenth month in a row: the El Niño weather cycle is exacerbating a long-term upward trend in temperatures due to greenhouse gas emissions.
March broke global seasonal temperature records for a tenth consecutive month and attributes the conditions to El Niño intensifying the longer-term warming trend associated with greenhouse-gas emissions.
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