Try “Belgian driver convicted of murder over carnival car crash that killed seven people”
Guy literally got convicted of murder and it is still just a “crash”.
Hell you can even murder police and get a headline like: "Police sergeant dies from injuries after officials say man intentionally rammed into his motorcycle"
Hell no. Western reporting will run headlines like “Israel continues to commit genocide by targeting children in Gaza, UN inquiry finds”. In car crash that would be something like “During tensions between Israel and Gaza children have passed away UN inquiry finds”
Those are for a single day. They are also the official numbers from the Ukrainian military, so probably an upper limit to actual losses.
Replacing LNG with coal is basically not much of a difference in terms of emissions. Although burning gas is cleaner then coal, methane leaks and the energy it takes to liquefy the gas make total emissions pretty similar.
It also does not mean that nothing has been replaced by renewables. There are also some other factors, like higher EV sales, which need electricity to charge. That is long term a good thing, as even with pure coal electricity BEVs are better then ICE cars. When you then add renewables it becomes much better.
Nice of Trump to send billions to Canada…
Iceland, Japan and Norway are the only ones with commercial whaling industries. Greenland, Canada, Russia, US and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines have aboriginal whaling permits. The Faroe Islands claim to do it for that reason too, but it is also not commercial.
But one can be ended much more easily than the other.
Russia borrows at 16% annually and the US at 4.9%. That rate is probably higher for Russia, since they could not place bonds for 16% in the last bond auctions.
The world is currently at 42.6% green electricity. Also 100years are a very long time.
One of the reasons. The other ones are Russia and China wanting to split the West and low birth rates meaning the low cost workers are harder to come by(2/3of the growth in the 25-64 year old population will be in Africa in the next 25years and the richer the country the more likely a shrinking workforce, so imagine unions lowering the work week or similar).
The big advantage is that the 180th meridian ends up in a very unpopulated part of the world. It is Chukotka Oblast and more importantly Fiji. For the current 0meridian style maps, that is two edges being without much population and not cutting too many continents.
Also, how does it only have a capacity of 12?
It is a floating palace and the family is probably no larger then 12. There will be a lot of crew on board. Also everything else you would expect on a place like Epstein Island.
As for the fuel, this could probably be done using batteries nowadays. Those have gotten pretty light.
And more EVs are being sold.
People care about round number. Russians are people too.
China went from 28% in 2020 to 37% renewables in 2025. If electricity consumption would have been stable, they would be at 50% renewables today. If they would have just added renewables and not cut fossil fuels they would be at 41%.
To be on the list, you need to add 19% in new renewables in 5years. So they could have done it, but only if they actually shut down some coal or other fossil fuels. It really shows how much some countries add, but get neglected, because China is such a massive country.
Source and some maths: https://ourworldindata.org/electricity-mix
The billionaire businessman faces a David-and-Goliath battle to challenge Eurostar’s 30-year monopoly and bring some Virgin magic to the cross-Channel route
Yeah the small weak billionaire…
He has to win the election and this makes him look like shit.
Not just southern states, but also other countries. The biggest one was China, which opened up in the 90s. But also the former Warsaw Pact countries with the fall of the Soviet Union, India and a bunch of other ended up part of the globalized supply chain. Then you have women entering the work force, who ended up mostly in non union jobs. Oh and new industries rarely unionized.
This is a billionaires superyacht. So about the least solarpunk thing possible. But it honestly kind of looks cool.
More reason to do it. After all the second and third largest oil exporters have started wars, which then raise the oil price. That is a horrible incentive. However going to EVs weakens their global position.