World update and travel
Should online shopping be subject to extra environmental tax? Is it just the economy and convenience that is driving the expansion of #onlineshopping? Instead of walking 500 meters to a store to buy something, we order via the internet and get the same product delivered to our home for a cheaper price. A delivery truck …
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Having been through many financial ups and downs ever since I became a business owner in the 70’s, I thought I had seen it all. But the developments in recent years within the #EUeconomics walls have awakened my thoughts that the crisis is here to stay. Too bad solutions from a large Power Sector. #curtbergsten …
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I’m back with the latest observations on sea level rise. !7-06-2023. It’s not just the glaciers that are to blame. I have always been opposed to the consumption of the critical groundwater table, during periods of drought. The following are excerpts from a number of scientific data that I think may be of interest. It …
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On June 1, 1831, James Clark Ross found the north magnetic pole just off the eastern coast of the Boothia Peninsula, in the Canadian Arctic. I could give you the coordinates, but it’s not there anymore. In fact, it’s not even close. It was first on 16 January 1909 three men (Douglas Mawson, Edgeworth David, and Alistair …
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Discovering planets before the earth? Recently discovered, a prehistoric population in the Amazon both cultivated and built monumental buildings. New technology is now uncovering the traces of alien civilizations that have been hidden beneath the greenery of the rainforest. (Very little news value has been spread about this matter.) When I, as a sailor in …
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