I have both been able to work and get food without using a car.

$7trillion is three times the GDP if Brazil. It is bigger then the US federal budget. Seriously it is insane.

They had 700 tanks in decent shape in storage in about July. However tanks will be in factories being refurbished and obviously a lot more tanks are on the front line. That are very likely a few thousand tanks.

So they probably will start to have problems replacing losses soonish. They might buy some from North Korea or Iran though.

Even a Trump victory would not mean an end of the fighting though. Europe is supplying more weapons then the US and Ukraine also has arms production. So no overruning Ukraine.

How do people die from not having a car? It must be a lot of them, given that most can not afford them, but depend on them…

That includes downstream emissions. So if your car runs on BP oil, those emissions would be part of BPs emissions.

There is a reason BP is not advertising people to drop their cars. BP wants two things in its campaign. First of all to make clear that it is your lifestyles fault and secondly that besides munor changes you do not have to change that at all.

The line is reduce, reuse and then recycle for a reason. Not buying something and buying second hand are affordable for everybody. Unfortunatly the later takes more time.

Also boots theory is something to keep in mind. As in buying quality is often cheaper over the long term.

Half of Alaskas population lives in Anchorage and gas is expensive.

There is a hard cut off in 2035 and emission laws pretty much force a share of EVs. Starting next year that will be about 37%.

However a lot can make a car better, which has nothing to do with the drive train. Old car makers certainly can play that game.

I love that. Makes sure car sales in the EU stay low.

Israel did control a part of Lebanon for a bit.

PHEVs are below 50miles of offical electric range. In the real world it is lower. So nowhere close to 80 miles.

So you have a choice, fill up your car in a gas station on a regular bases or wait a bit longer when you charge up on a longer road trip.

Obviously ideal would be hsr for longer trips, but well.

Most Americans do not live in a trailer, which they need to tow for 90miles on a regular bases. In fact most probably have never towed anything.

20min charging after 3h drive is totally fine. There are people who actually like to take a break from driving, take a piss and eat something decent when on the road.

The reailty is that most Americans stay within EV range for months, only going to work, shopping and local social stuff. That means no gas station for months.

At first the committee had intended to honour only Pierre Curie and Henri Becquerel, but a committee member and advocate for women scientists, Swedish mathematician Magnus Gösta Mittag-Leffler, alerted Pierre to the situation, and after his complaint, Marie’s name was added to the nomination. Marie Curie was the first woman to be awarded a Nobel Prize.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_Curie

Microsoft is already measuring its datacenters in GW. I would not be surprised, if next year all of big tech add data centers consuming as much as Ireland. Microsoft wirh 5GW is already pretty close.

Easy allow US workers to be paid less then Chinese with fewer restrictions. I somewhat doubt the US wants those jobs.

The answer is rather simple. Batteries only really make sense, when you have enough renewable overproduction to actually store. If not you just take turn off gas power plants instead.

Correct. The Geneva convention forbids exposure to public curiosity of POW. This also may not be revoked, including by the POW themself.

This is not how subsidies work. Subsidies just artigically lower the price for something, while increasing the price for other things(you need money to pay the subsidies). So with the economy dependent on oil, cutting subidies would just increase oil prices, while lowering the price for alternatives.

We need to cut subsidies and deploy the alternatives quickly enough. We have most of the tech and for the most part supply chaines to make it work.

This is household food waste and the study also inclues retail and food services.

5.6%of GNP is well above the 2% inflation rate and France economy is also not growing fast at forecasted 0.7%.