It's not US labor that is the most costly, it's US executives and c-suites
Is it that common? They do the same when reporting from China or Russia? Get a story approved first by officials and only picking one side of the story?
The CEO said shareholders needs to be appeased by making new sacrifice
Greenwashing represented in a cartoon
Modi and its backer destroying the health and air of its people to protect coal interest. But don't worry coal is clean now even Australian said so.
Also the irony of a Royal sitting on a golden throne with a diamond egg on his head and a leopard mantle talking about high inflation and poverty.
Hopefully judgment in the ICJ
It's already what's happening here. Coal phase out in France was due 2023.
16 millions vacant houses across the US, not counting the empty offices buildings. 11 millions houses empty in Europe. In both cases enough vacancy to houses the homeless population and more.
Still it will be more than a drop in the bucket. The amount of water pumped for these water intensive cropd was insane.
Though it won't show up as negative in the bill, not even a discount