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Kennett Werner

Kennett Werner

Verified

US News Desk Editor, The Economist

New York

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Total articles 52

  • How to save a glacier: Iceland's scientists offer hope with carbon capture technology

    By Charlotte Gardiner, Kennett Werner Verified, Richard Engel Verified| NBC News Verified SÓLHEIMAJÖKULL GLACIER, Iceland — To first-time visitors, it is a picturesque sight: a large lagoon dotted with kayakers and framed by lush green hills and an imposing, snake-like glacier. But to Sigurrós Arnardóttir, a master's student in glacial geology at the University of Iceland, the view is “horrifying” for its constant reminder that climate change is destroying glaciers and causing sea levels to rise.

    By Charlotte Gardiner, Kennett Werner Verified, Richard Engel Verified · NBC News

    Sep. 19, 2019

  • China's rising tech scene threatens U.S. brain drain as 'sea turtles' return home

    By Kennett Werner Verified, Richard Engel Verified| NBC News Verified SHENZHEN, China — Between baskets filled with hard drives, memory sticks, LED lights and countless other bits of technology hardware, Jason Gui found what he was looking for: a handful of tiny batteries. His business partner, Tiantian Zhang, whipped out her phone to pay for them via WeChat, the all-in-one messaging and payments app ubiquitous in China, and transferred about 4 yuan, or $0.60, for each battery.

    By Kennett Werner Verified, Richard Engel Verified · NBC News

    Jul. 14, 2019

  • How to save a glacier: Iceland's scientists offer hope with carbon capture technology

    By Charlotte Gardiner, Kennett Werner Verified, Richard Engel Verified| NBC News Verified SÓLHEIMAJÖKULL GLACIER, Iceland — To first-time visitors, it is a picturesque sight: a large lagoon dotted with kayakers and framed by lush green hills and an imposing, snake-like glacier. But to Sigurrós Arnardóttir, a master's student in glacial geology at the University of Iceland, the view is “horrifying” for its constant reminder that climate change is destroying glaciers and causing sea levels to rise.

    By Charlotte Gardiner, Kennett Werner Verified, Richard Engel Verified · NBC News

    Sep. 19, 2019

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The Economist

The Economist is a prominent British weekly newspaper founded in 1843 by James Wilson. Published by The Economist Group, it is headquartered in London and is known for its focus on economic liberalism, advocating for free markets and globalization. The publication is recognized for its rigorous fact-checking and minimal reporting bias, making it a trusted source for global news and analysis. The Economist offers a range of content, including in-depth coverage of world events, politics, business, science, and technology in both print and digital formats. It also provides an audio edition of the newspaper, lifestyle magazines like *1843*, and market intelligence services through its Economist Intelligence Unit. Additionally, the company produces podcasts and films, enhancing its media offerings. With a readership that includes influential business leaders and policymakers, The Economist serves a high-income, educated audience that values its comprehensive analysis of global issues.

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