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Very much military stuff.

Lol

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My intention was to go for El Cato

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A warm rain storm could be extremely dangerous now with thick snow pack, last time in 90s, there was a flood at Yosemite valley that was 30 feet deep?

I'm just picturing all the hipsters salivating over the hairless rescue cat with a Mexican gang tattoo

That makes absolutely no difference. How do you eat a whale? One bite at a time. Every time there is a reduction, it's a win. All the millions of times the "it's not a big deal and everybody does it" mentality added up and created this global mess. Now it's time to start using that same mentality to subtract, bit by bit. It won't stop with Scotland.

And I don't know what they meant. They said something stupid about "now we're going to start using plants?"

*gato

No, it was something along the lines "so we're using plants now? C'mon people!"

Biathletes are really tough people. That’s an arduous sport.

This the gato that Chico from Friday is scared of

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It snows in a lot of Mexican regions and there actually Mexican ski resorts so not quite as dramatic as cool running but still pretty cool news.

but on skis, and with guns

I assume they mean that the overall impact of desflurane is rather negligible in the grand scheme of carbon emissions. Hard to imagine banning desflurane in Scotland will have much impact

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Literally uplifting news

Battery technology currently is just a bit too heavy for airplanes. There are some electrics flying but their range is good for only short missions. Fuel cell technology is also emerging as a possible alternative in other transport areas such as heavy trucks. Lots of stuff gets more efficient when you don't have to drive pistons up and down.

As to safety, I think all fuel supplies have risk. Gasoline, propane, LI batteries, you name it, it's always a disaster when it goes wrong.

In that same vein, acting like the British a wholly responsible for slavery is beyond folly.

Absolutely, just like everything else in life the devil is in the details.