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[deleted] t1_ja7o8nr wrote
Reply to comment by drogoran in UN chief slams 'climate-wrecking' firms at human rights body by NCGuy257
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maestroenglish t1_ja7o6fy wrote
Reply to comment by qaktqtrL in China approves biggest expansion in new coal power plants since 2015, report finds | China by cosmic_fetus
You care more about Greta than you do the destruction of the Earth.
Weird, bro.
Speakdoggo t1_ja7o35v wrote
How about we start by stopping the funding ( subsidies ) of fossil fuels? It’s what , 1T a year globally now? Or was it 1.3? The numbers are so astronomical I can’t even fathom what that amount is. Take money out of politics so we can vote for progressive policies which keep allowing the oligarchs to rule…and pay lawmakers to make rules which favor them.
nation543 t1_ja7nzop wrote
Reply to First 2000 inmates moved to El Salvador's new gangster prison - President Nayib Bukele, who has declared a "war" on gangs, claims Center for the Confinement of Terrorism is largest mega-prison in Americas. by mortalaa
I was appalled when i first heard about this, but apparently murders have dropped 57% in the short time since the crackdown began.
There have been problems such as innocents being carted up, but... 57% less murders.
FM-101 t1_ja7nyq1 wrote
Reply to China accuses U.S. of ‘disinformation’ over warnings it’s considering sending artillery and ammo to Russia by diana321
The problem with lying all the time is that nobody believes you.
Actions have consequences.
Only-Pressure-1264 t1_ja7nyln wrote
But there's wood elfs to be worrying about.
ASoundAssessment t1_ja7nsmo wrote
Reply to China approves biggest expansion in new coal power plants since 2015, report finds | China by cosmic_fetus
106 gigawatts would be around 220 new high functioning coal plants.
Or around 350 smaller coal plants depending on the quality of coal and expenditure on plant infrastructure. To put into perspective how much coal is being burned,
To power most of a household's electrical appliances for a year it would take around 4,750 pounds of coal.
jahsd t1_ja7nibq wrote
Reply to comment by Thue in Belarus to Mobilize 1.5 Million Potential Soldiers Outside the Armed Forces in Case of War, Senior Belarusian Official Claims by Leshracc
Where do people get it from? Lukashenko managed to pull it off himself, without any help. Give the bastard credit where it's due. He's a master oppressor that makes Putin with his 1mil+ security force look like a little girl.
tandemuis365 OP t1_ja7ni4l wrote
Reply to comment by Sensitive-Pirate-461 in 'Diplomacy and dialogue' the only way to end Russia-Ukraine war, SA government insists. by tandemuis365
As long as the corrupt ANC is in charge, this will never end. It will get worse, like it does year after year.
the_qwerty_guy t1_ja7n8yr wrote
Reply to comment by EmotionalGuarantee47 in France insists G20 condemn Russia's war in Ukraine 'in the strongest terms' by milktanksadmirer
My point - Europe looking after itself. India is looking after itself. Europe with an avg annual income of $60K can buy oil at whatever price OPECs are selling but India with $2K avg income can not. Specially when Europe is now feeding into India's traditional suppliers thereby increasing the price of India's supplies.
Sensitive-Pirate-461 t1_ja7n5d7 wrote
Reply to 'Diplomacy and dialogue' the only way to end Russia-Ukraine war, SA government insists. by tandemuis365
Why would anyone listen to a government that allows their country to be pillaged by russia and china, time the people of SA stopped this drain of resources.
Resident_Unit_5130 t1_ja7n2gq wrote
Reply to Poland has delivered tanks to Ukraine, government announces on war's first anniversary. by Rifletree
Polska stronkkk!!!!
Jebusisgreat t1_ja7mz3v wrote
Reply to Belarus to Mobilize 1.5 Million Potential Soldiers Outside the Armed Forces in Case of War, Senior Belarusian Official Claims by Leshracc
The FSB watches Lukashenko as he sleeps
FM-101 t1_ja7mz3p wrote
Reply to 'Diplomacy and dialogue' the only way to end Russia-Ukraine war, SA government insists. by tandemuis365
>'Diplomacy and dialogue' the only way to end Russia-Ukraine war
Thats not true at all. russia could literally end the war today by simply going home and staying in their own country and nobody would bother them.
hobo_couture t1_ja7mxnb wrote
Reply to Ex-husband and relatives charged with murder of Hong Kong model Abby Choi as body parts found by paulfromatlanta
did you want me to try your "ex wife's soup" or your "ex wife soup"?
princeps_harenae t1_ja7mv6g wrote
Reply to comment by Aggressive-Cut5836 in Putin casts war as a battle for Russias survival by R1ckCrypto
Probably, because his entire leadership has had one aim, to eventually bring Ukraine back into Russia. I think this is important to him because he wants to be remembered as a great conqueror that united Russia again. He likes to compare himself to Peter the Great who conquered Crimea and Ukraine in the 17th century. They were part of the Russian 'Empire' until the fall of the USSR in the 90's.
He doesn't seem to understand that these now sovereign countries want nothing to do with Russia ever again!
king_s0mbra5 t1_ja7ms04 wrote
Reply to Belarus to Mobilize 1.5 Million Potential Soldiers Outside the Armed Forces in Case of War, Senior Belarusian Official Claims by Leshracc
That’s a significant chunk of their population…
SciFiCahill t1_ja7mquz wrote
Putin was failing Russia - and is now able to hide it under claims that those failings are consequences of the war. Damn clever.
kilgorevontrouty t1_ja7mqr6 wrote
Reply to comment by popdivtweet in First 2000 inmates moved to El Salvador's new gangster prison - President Nayib Bukele, who has declared a "war" on gangs, claims Center for the Confinement of Terrorism is largest mega-prison in Americas. by mortalaa
According to the article it was built as part of a “war on gangs” that is given political authority by a state of emergency called last march. The prison is neither state of the art nor does it look expensive. This is 8 cement buildings with large rooms that have 2 toilets and showers for 100 prisoners and 80 beds for 100 prisoners. This is arm chair conjecture but it seems like the operation to move the prisoners here which included helicopters and a lot of coordination was nearly as expensive as the building. It appears this was spearheaded and ordered by the president and his cabinet who is hoping to get the cartel violence under control and ran on that agenda.
The cynic in me expects the cartels will buy off or extort the guards eventually unless they maintain anonymity and have thorough security measures. I feel like these are going to turn into murder holes at the very least as these conditions do not help with violent tendencies.
BiggsBounds t1_ja7mp6u wrote
Reply to comment by myotherworkacct in Thai drug dealer had plastic surgery to look like Korean man, police say by Loki-L
You know where you are right?
VintageHacker t1_ja7ml0k wrote
Reply to comment by ArticulateAquarium in Ukraine protest: Russian tank parked outside embassy in Berlin by donutloop
Russia plays both sides. Their goal is to weaken. They started with the left and are so entrenched, most lefties have no idea how much of their ideology was originally sponsored by the Kremlin. The right wing infiltration seems to be a more recent phenomenon. Left and right have always been two wings of the same bird.
TranscendentalViolet t1_ja7mk3e wrote
Reply to comment by Deep-Attempt6967 in As Tokyo Electric Power Co. moves closer to discharging tons of stored water from its stricken Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant, local opposition has intensified and cries of betrayal are being heard by DoremusJessup
Not saying you’re wrong, but there’s good reason to doubt businesses when they say the solution to pollution is dilution. It was a pretty common saying in some industries and for decades, and it resulted in hundreds to thousands of areas in the US which are so polluted it will be hundreds of years before the damage is rectified, if that.
I’ll admit I can’t say with certainty the best course of action here, as I haven’t read the research or looked at the sources. It probably isn’t that much of an issue, and maybe Japan has better and more enforced regulation than the US. But for my experience, once you give the ok for these businesses with practically zero environmental accountability to pollute, and expect them to do it responsibly, is often the beginning of destroying the local ecosystem. Then the taxpayers pay for it, because there’s almost always a way for the skeevy executives to avoid responsibility.
Lee1138 t1_ja7mhn4 wrote
Reply to comment by callipygiancultist in Anti-war partisans in Belarus claim to have damaged Russian plane | Belarus by Caratteraccio
Especially now that the Russian army seems quite occupied elsewhere.
JimBean t1_ja7md15 wrote
Reply to 'Diplomacy and dialogue' the only way to end Russia-Ukraine war, SA government insists. by tandemuis365
They starting to sound like Russia. Tired....
gburgwardt t1_ja7o93w wrote
Reply to Italy migrant boat shipwreck: More than 100 people feared dead by Paraphernalien69
Open the borders and these incredibly risky boat trips stop
What a pointless waste of life