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signpetitions · 7 months
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Fossil fuel use must be fought against by all means - that is what we all know. One of the ways is to sign petitions and endorse treaties! Here is one treaty to endorse, for all those who dream of a fossil-free future!
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wachinyeya · 8 months
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dsiddhant · 2 years
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The global Artificial Lift Market is expected to grow from USD 6.9 billion in 2022 to USD 8.7 billion by 2027, at a CAGR of 4.8% according to...
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greytrix-africa · 2 years
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don-lichterman · 2 years
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ANIMAFILM announces films included in competition program
ANIMAFILM announces films included in competition program
By Laman Ismayilova The selection committee of the 5th ANIMAFILM International Animation Festival is pleased to announce the list of films included in the competition program. Around 230 films from 50 different countries were submitted to the festival. The festival’s director Rashid Aghamaliyev told Azernews that the selection committee accepted 75 films from 29 countries for…
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odinsblog · 2 months
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I think the thing that's important for us to remember is that cost volatility is actually all about fossil fuel dependency.
The more that we are dependent on fossil fuels, it means the more we are dependent on global events. As we saw with Russia's invasion of Ukraine, as we see with the choices that come out of the UAE, as well as many other regions of the world, oil and gas development and drilling in Latin America, as well as in the United States. The more dependent we are on oil and gas, the more crazy our prices are going to be, and the more up and down our prices are going to be. And the fact that, for example, we have not developed electric or alternative energy vehicles earlier is one of the reasons why we pay such close attention to gas prices to begin with.
And we would not be as sensitive to the changes in energy costs if we weren't so fossil fuel dependent.
And Donald Trump knows that.
The oil and gas industry knows that.
And that is why they finance huge parts of lobbying our government in order to keep the country entirely dependent on fossil fuels.
Now, if you prefer gas cars and gas stoves, you're free to make that choice.
But what we haven't had is accessible and broad choices for something else. EVs have been in development, but for a very long time, they've been financially inaccessible to a lot of people in this country. The Inflation Reduction Act helped change that. We got huge tax breaks for both new and used EVs. If you're trying to buy one off your neighbor or whatever that may be, as well as many other things that are accessible, whether it's induction stoves, heat pumps for one's home, et cetera. But the oil and gas industry is deploying all of their political and special interest money towards one central goal, which is to keep virtually every American completely dependent on their product.
And Donald Trump is very closely aligned with them.
And not only that, but the larger point is that it's not a coincidence that his authoritarian tactics are tied to fossil fuels.
This is a global phenomenon.
And what we are seeing is authoritarianism is very, very closely linked with oil and gas interests around the world.
That's Putin, that's Trump. That's folks like Bolsonaro. That's a lot of the political instability we see out of Saudi Arabia, the UAE.
And I believe that it is not a coincidence, because you have one central industry that has a clear vested, both political and financial interest, and an authoritarian…that is also increasingly becoming politically unpopular, by the way, because the vast majority of Americans believe that the U.S. should start winding down our subsidization of the fossil fuel industry. They want to see clean energy alternatives available to them and financially accessible to them. And they understand that it's just more volatile to be so chained to fossil fuels.
And so the only way that you can really empower both financially a political sect, is through the fossil fuel industry, the oil and gas industry.
The Koch brothers are an oil and gas dynasty who had such large influence on our political system. They come from an oil and gas dynasty, or rather, came. One of them has passed, there's that, but then you see that link crossing across the world, and the ascent of authoritarianism, paired with the fact that every single one of them is very closely aligned to the fossil fuel industry.
And the ascent of the fossil fuel industry is not a coincidence. It's not a mistake.
And in fact, the democratization of our energy system, which is a means of production that has been privatized and concentrated into the hands of the very few, the democratization of our energy system means that people have the potential. We're doing this in Puerto Rico. When you have a battery pack on your house, when the power goes out, you're not as dependent on a central system. You have a backup reserve in case of an emergency, you can give energy to your neighbor.
This is what the democratization of our energy system looks like.
This is also what a fairer economic system that is less volatile for everyday people looks like as well.
And that is a direct threat to authoritarianism.
It's a direct threat to the extreme concentration of wealth in the hands of the very few.
But it also represents a shift for the betterment of mankind and our democracy.
—Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, noting the link between the fossil fuel industry and authoritarian regimes
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Alberta's auditor general says $125 million of federal funding earmarked for the cleanup of inactive oil and gas wells in the province went unspent and remains in limbo. The finding is among several concerns about environmental regulation and management flagged by Auditor General Doug Wylie in a 228-page report released Thursday. The auditor general's team said that last they heard, the province and the federal government had yet to agree on whether Alberta could give the remaining money to another agency to clean up more environmental liabilities.
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nando161mando · 14 days
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signpetitions · 1 year
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Britain may choose to support new oil mining by 500 million pounds: enough to pay the salary of 14,000 nurses. This nonsense must stop, and you can help stopping it by signing the petition from the link below!
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wachinyeya · 2 months
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dsiddhant · 2 years
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Sep 16, 2022 (AB Digital via COMTEX) -- The global Artificial Lift Market is projected to grow from USD 6.9 billion in 2022 to USD 8.7 billion by 2027, at a CAGR of 4.8% according to a new...
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lewishamil10n · 7 months
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so guess whose car broke down on the highway at half past noon in 40+ degree celsius heat
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don-lichterman · 2 years
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UK fans share their emotions from Formula 1 Grand Prix in Baku
UK fans share their emotions from Formula 1 Grand Prix in Baku
By Trend The atmosphere on Baku track is amazing, fans from the UK attending the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Baku told Trend. According to the fans, the Baku highway and the city itself made a grandiose impression on them. “We have visited many tracks, but this is the first time we see such one like in Baku, and we are delighted with the Baku track. We are rooting for the Mercedes team. We have been…
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workersolidarity · 4 months
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⛽⛴️ 🏭 🚨 MORE THAN 70'000KM OF NEW GAS PIPELINE UNDER CONSTRUCTION GLOBALLY
In excess of 70'000km (43'495mi) of new gas pipeline is being constructed globally at a cost of approximately $194 billion, according to data published by Global Energy Monitor (GEM), a San Francisco-based company in the United States.
The data published points out that 83% of new gas pipeline being built in Asia at a cost of $117.2 billion, with India and China leading the way in new pipeline construction.
New pipeline construction increased by 18% in 2023, with 57'000km being built in Asia, 5'600km under construction in Europe, 4'700km in the Americas, and another 1'800km in Africa.
The top ten builders of new pipelines include China, India, Iran, Russia, Pakistan, the United States, Nigeria, Italy, Argentina and Canada.
In Asia, China is in the process of constructing 30'300km of new gas pipeline in 150 total projects. Russia, meanwhile, is building another 2'900km of pipeline for approximately $8.2 billion.
In Iran, 5'000km of new gas pipeline is under construction for a total cost of roughly $18 billion, while Pakistan is currently building 1'800km of pipeline for an estimated cost of $3.7 billion.
Across the globe, the total length of proposed gas pipelines and pipelines currently in the project phase totals approximately 159'000km.
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