GOJATLA: tak globetrotter se evidentně snaží napasovat fakta na svý přání

suchý koryto v údolí Říčky v Moravským krasu už jsem popisoval ?

TADEAS: A Trump uz pripravuje danovy poplatniky na bailouty

The COVID-19 coronavirus has dealt the Russian crude oil industry a two-pronged blow: first, decimating global demand, and now, disrupting output by infecting hundreds of oil-field workers. It has similarly hit natural gas–production operations, another Russian economic mainstay. The blame rests squarely with the Russian companies that failed to prevent the disease from reaching their energy operations. Lower global demand, a price war with Saudi Arabia that sent oil prices plunging (see EDM, March 25, April 13), and now crews having to stop working because some have become infected with the deadly coronavirus has the Russian industry reeling. This is bad news for President Vladimir Putin and his government because oil and gas continue to account for by far the largest share of Russia’s gross domestic product and state revenue.

https://jamestown.org/...ian-oil-rig-workers-putting-additional-pressure-on-domestic-energy-industry

The U.S. fossil fuel industry continues to seek bailouts during the COVID-19 crisis, as global oil demand craters and crude oil floods an already oversupplied market. These twin phenomena have combined to crash the price of oil, threatening the stability of the U.S. oil and gas sector. The federal government has responded by cutting environmental and public health regulations, prioritizing corporations over frontline workers and communities, and exploring appropriating billions of dollars to purchase oil surpluses to fill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Most recently, big banks are establishing holding companies to snap up financially shaky oil and gas companies, offering an ostensible private bailout.
During this crisis, the U.S. government should assert long-term ownership and control over fossil fuel companies to safeguard long-term economic security for workers, avoid taxpayer-funded windfalls for fossil fuel executives, restore communities exploited by fossil fuel corporations, save taxpayer dollars, and ensure an eventual managed phase-out of coal, oil, and gas production.

http://priceofoil.org/2020/04/14/case-for-public-ownership-fossil-fuel-industry

GLOBETROTTER: No, tak nadmerna koncentrace obojiho je problem, ale jenom jedno se tyka nejak podstatne zmen klimatu :D