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U.K. Should Consider Ban on Smacking Children, Commissioner Says
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China Confirms It Will Build Extra Coal Mine Capacity This Year
Berkeley Housing Battle Revives Debate Over Environmental Law
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Powerful Maps Reflect Two Years of Covid Transformations
U.S. Sanctions Crypto Miner BitRiver Over Russian Operations
Bitcoin ETFs to Roll Out in Australia to Test Crypto Demand
Bitcoin Edges Near Key Level as ApeCoin Rises on Metaverse Bet
A key building material used in everything from water pipes to window frames jumped to a fresh record high in the U.S., providing inflation bulls with even more ammunition as consumer prices soar.
Hurricane Ida knocked more than 60% of America’s polyvinyl chloride production offline, according to data provider ICIS. It’s the latest hit to a Gulf Coast industry after a historic freeze in February triggered widespread outages. The price rally is reverberating around the world: The U.S. is now the biggest exporter of PVC, after the shale boom led to a surge in petrochemical production in recent years.