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Comment Re:China's energy policy is coal first ... (Score 1) 206

While China's CO2 output is the highest globally, per capita its output is just over half of the US. That's even without considering that much of China's output is as in this article, manufacturing pollution imported from other countries. The bill for this pollution should fall on the country that consumed the manufacturing output.

Comment Not mentioned (Score 1) 13

>the Nokia feature phone business from Microsoft, which had in turn bought the ailing brand in 2014.

No mention that Microsoft sent executive Stephen Elop to dismantle Nokia as its CEO in 2010. Nor that in 2014 as part of the deal to acquire Nokia's phone business leaving the rest of the company to soldier on, Nokia insisted that Microsoft repossess him.

Comment Re:This is what Ignorance looks like. (Score 3, Insightful) 116

"Geographically and financially advantageous is how one would describe Houston accurately"

I'm a Texan and you're so full of shit your eyes went brown.

Houston has one of the worst geographical advantages - see the Los Angeles style smog.

Also, once you leave Houston there's nothing for fucking miles. Good luck getting Bobby Joe Atkins from Wichita Falls down there.

You fucking moron. Leave the shuttle in DC where it fucking belongs.

Comment Re:I did six shots of HIV spike protein (Score 0) 228

Then you could've posted a direct link instead of posting the front page of some shit substack that looks like memes, you stupid fuck.

Go figure a MAGA can't DIRECTLY LINK to information.

Submission + - Budget to close Mauna Loa Observatory Climate CO2 study (cnn.com)

symbolset writes: Slashdot regularly posts milestones on CO2 levels reported by the Mauna Loa Observatory. Continuous observation records since 1958 will end with the new federal budget as ocean and atmospheric sciences are defunded.

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