“Rather than bringing people together, high levels of empathy can accentuate partisan divisions in policy opinions.” This is because lefties and righties empathise with different groups (e.g., workers vs. employers) and disagree about effects of policies. https://t.co/92190RkroG
The @CatoInstitute just launched https://t.co/IdClQXtLyz: an interactive online platform to allow Americans to experience the difficulties of obtaining legal permanent residence in the U.S. from an immigrant’s perspective. See if you can win! #greencardgame
Working hard for a day when #oil spills join #oilprices, #oilandgas geopolitical drama, and oil oligarchs on the sidelines of the news cycle. #CleanFuelStandards are just the ticket.
We welcome the launch of the operation to transfer 1.14 million barrels of oil from the decaying FSO Safer oil tanker. This is a critical step toward implementing the @UNDP emergency plan to avert a regional economic, environmental, and humanitarian crisis.https://t.co/67Eyj6Tpec
It's been ridiculously hot, and yet no real threat of blackouts (at least not yet). Why? New power supplies, and a decent amount of luck.
CA: Strong hydro & so many new battery projects.
TX: Solar capacity has doubled since last summer.
My latest: https://t.co/fiuNslFsjN
This is a statement from two of the people who wrote Florida's new education standards on slavery. In it they give several names of people to exemplify slaves who learned skills they applied later in life.
Let's go through the supposed truth of this list one by one.
Per the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, between 2010 and 2020 China had an average annual net gain in forest area of almost 2 million hectares, over 4 times as much as Australia’s (2nd-largest) and nearly 20 times as much as the United States’.
https://t.co/PRJiEHqypv
China’s “nuclear pipeline” or the total capacity of all its new reactors under development, is also as big as the rest of the world’s combined, at ~250 GW. In 2021, 19 new reactors were under construction, 43 awaiting permits, and another 166 were planned.
https://t.co/RSpDjUx4L2
According a report by Global Energy Monitor in June, China is currently on track to DOUBLE its entire renewable energy capacity by 2025—five years earlier than the government's original target date of 2030.
https://t.co/948TWMAHnn