Flasback to scrolling through teletext after school to get the tour results looking for his name as one of the very few brits in the peloton

It would be good if they gave the interconnect carbon, majority comes from france which is from nuclear so the actual figures are slightly higher

Any reports of piracy for these types of vessels, it sounds like there are ebough of these plying the ocean to create an incentive for pirates (or rival cartels) to intercept them

There was an interesting thread that dissected flood inflation as a whole into those most impacted by changing climate or with carbon inputs which found they were driving most of the inflation

you do, thank you!

does the longer thread have a source for the 40% into prices, sounds plausible but nice to have a reference

Where does yesterdays Northern Rail Powerhouse announcement fit in with this?

The Guardian had an interview with head of DeepMin on this, as if often the way with tech he brushed off the question and said its one for the politicians - much as the downsides of social media were brushed off www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

Whats the recovery like? if you go up a 10k climb with 10k range do you get 8k back?

It's an interesting one, the electricity example gives an idea of those that would do it for a very small financial incentive. There's a bit more disconnect between where you live and where you impact with water and waste (your water is affected but those upstream of you)

I'm not but wonder what impact it would have? Restoring permeable surfaces where they've been replace by paving etc feels like the bigger win or paying for more rainwater storage at the household level to prevent it entering the system, there was a time where water co.s gave rainwater butts away

Why do they want a power technology of the past, give them the equivalent capax in solar with battery storage on generous terms with 0 upfront costs, get the Chinese in on the deal to share the cost using their solar PV surplus. If their objective is energy independence then this meets that

I'd be curious to see a stat on average journey times in paris pre and post the current cycling roll out, at a local level its hard to see ht political reward for a motorways

Is there an answer to congestion? I thought the consensus was more roads = more cars = more traffic = same congestion. So modal shift is more significant?

Great insight, Homes England should have made that purchase price conditional to grant of permission. I'd be interested to know how the jumping spider contributes to the wider ecosystems or whether this is a contained one.

My neck of the world, I'm a fan of the Swan if you like a cosy pub (booking reqd), the new kid in town is the white hart which gets favourable reviews (bottomless sides) but is a much larger venue and backed by larger finance, shout to the pelham arms as well

Link to MIT rare earth article is broken / wrong URL