This film had an insane variety of posters, they clearly couldn't work out what to do with it. This one's my favourite.

Obviously not good, but per capita US still emitting about 70% more than china.

Graphic from energeia.nl/trendrapport... (paywalled)

I wouldn't have had expectations about numbers, but the experience in Norway is that electric cars drive more miles than petrol equivalents and displace a disproportionate amount of total miles driven. The research I saw mostly put this down to them being newer - people like to drive their new cars.

In a similar way they've slow rolled the roll out of electric cars, in an effort to maximise the profits on their existing models. Now it looks like China is going to eat their lunch by <checks notes> making better products, they're asking the governments to save them.

But the industry was much more interested in selling these as add-ons, rather than making them standard. In the same way as seatbelts were originally an optional extra.

option to split this post into threads. And I'm keen to see how that works. 

Well, so far so good.

Amazing Tales for kids and Amazing Heroes (v lightweight) were both written with duet play very much in mind.