@MIGO_Offiziell Es geht hier allein um ungeklärte Todesfälle bei den 120 Toten. Das beinhaltet nicht die "normalen" zu erwartbaren Todesfälle. Die FR hat die Polizeimeldung genauer abgeschrieben ->
https://t.co/kxTYSOBVVn
We have a new paper @I4Replication that comments on a prominent carbon pricing meta-analysis AND its press release. Inferential standards should rise with the strength of policy claims. “Carbon pricing works” is not supported by the noisy evidence base. https://t.co/K9bZaSGqAs
HSBC CEO “The highest I’ve seen, and I’m hoping we don’t see more of that, but the highest I’ve seen is $286 for a barrel of oil that reached Sri Lanka”
That’s a delivered barrel so includes shipping, insurance, etc.
But it’s still an eye-watering price to pay.
FT full quote:
Important dataset, but wrong framing leading to misinformation.
They adjust for volume, then claim intensity is superior.
A huge flaw in the study is the determination of high intensity which for the authors is >6METs which is ~21 mL O₂/kg/min…
So the reality is that this high intensity is in the range of Z1-Z3 for many people…😬…That is not high intensity for most. And low intensity in the study is <6METS which for many is not even a brisk walk or just Z1
To produce intensity:
• ↑ ATP turnover
• ↑ glycolysis
• ↑ lactate
To sustain it:
• mitochondrial capacity
• NAD⁺/NADH balance
• lactate clearance
This study doesn’t even mention metabolism or bioenergetics…
However, the main thing is misinformation as we keep falling into the same trap: either intensity or volume. It’s both!
And more importantly, exercise must be individualized, whether for an elite athlete or a patient.
https://t.co/HpZzOaR3bP
Correction *6* METs...
Standard breakpoints are...
LPA - 1.5-3 METs (washing dishes)
MPA - 3-6 METs (yard work)
VPA - 6+ METs (brisk walk)
Nowadays, these papers tend to use accelerometer data to approximate METs which leads to greater time in the "vigorous" band.
Either way, "vigorous" is not really vigorous to anyone but a couch 🥔
In the battle of "who wants it more," Asia appears to be outbidding Europe for spot LNG at the moment. Asia is still exiting the dog days of winter, where it needs prompt supply. Europe is still net drawing and is unlikely to bid up for storage injections so early. @SPGEnergyGas
The market is coming to grips with the idea that not much gas demand exists over $20/MMbtu and we are about to find how much there is over $15. Renewables, batteries and more flexible coal use may be rewriting the book on gas demand elasticity. @ColumbiaUEnergy
The main reason is not a deterioration in competitiveness and eroding export market shares. Over the past ten years, Germany’s real goods exports have broadly tracked the global cycle. Germany also did not boast particularly high growth when it ran massive trade surpluses. 14/20
German industrial production fully recovered the large drop from August with capital goods (includes cars) leading the recovery (highest level of output since late-2023), while leading indicators point to a pick-up in orders (not just defence). A cyclical upturn in the making. 🤞