SEJDA: zrovna u oblecenia to je asi jedno ne? to vidis co si skusas a co kupujes, stacilo by to zabavene napr. iba presit stitkom "FAKE" alebo nieco a supnut to bezdakom na charitu, ti stejne nejake dobre meno nepoznaju

ine by boli usb disky vyrobene z urezanej usb koncovky, ale do vyroby takychto smejdov asi neslo tolko energii a vody ako do vyroby oblecenia

mohli by uz tieto veci zacat vycislovat aj v tom kolko zbytocnych gigawattov energie sa na to vypraskalo a porovnat to s nejakymi hodinami behu nejakej uzitocnej prace (lednicka, pracka, dojezd EV...), este ked si pomyslime kolko zbytocneho textilu konci v pusti v chile, tak je to strasne nelogicke chovanie for profit

Jihomoravští celníci zabavili padělaný textil za 40 milionů, skončil v drtičce - Brněnský deník
https://brnensky.denik.cz/zlociny-a-soudy/prodejni-cena-40-milionu-korun-padelany-textil-je-ale-uz-podrceny-20220905.html

Starting Monday, California will see its highest chance of rolling blackouts as the heat wave intensifies, grid officials said Sunday.
“This multiday event is going to get much more intense,” Elliot Mainzer, CEO of the California Independent System Operator, which manages the state grid, told reporters Sunday. California is facing “the highest likelihood of rotating outages we’ve seen so far” this summer beginning Monday, he said.
The grid operator has asked Californians to reduce their electricity use from 4 to 9 p.m. Sunday — a request known as a Flex Alert — and from 4 to 10 p.m. Monday. The late afternoon and evening are when air conditioning demand is extremely high, causing strain on the power grid. More Flex Alerts are a virtual certainty as the workweek begins.

California heat wave: Chance of rolling blackouts rises sharply starting Monday
https://www.sfchronicle.com/climate/article/California-heat-wave-Chance-of-rolling-blackouts-17419271.php

aneb ze serialu nikdy never ekonomum :)) od steva keena (ekonoma)

2022 is a year of undeniable climate extremes. In Pakistan, unprecedented floods have destroyed over half a million homes and put one third of the country underwater. In China, a drought with no precedent in human history, according to the global expert on extreme temperatures, is forcing semiconductor plants to close so that energy and water can be reserved for domestic use. Europe is suffering its longest drought in 500 years, with no end in sight, and facing energy prices that have risen up to sixfold in a year, with the Ukraine War only partially to blame. Drought in the USA is exposing never-before-seen dinosaur footprints in dried-up rivers.
Who could have seen this coming? Certainly not economists, who predicted that far higher temperatures than today would do only moderate damage to the economy. William Nordhaus, who was given the Nobel Prize in Economics for his work on climate change, claimed in 2018 that a 6℃ increase in global temperature would cause GDP to fall by less than 10%. But we're starting to see huge catastrophes across the globe at a temperature rise of just over 1℃. Nordhaus's predictions are starting to look spectacularly wrong, and the New York Times said so just recently in an article titled "Pace of Climate Change Sends Economists Back to Drawing Board".

SPIKE411:

Survival of the Richest: Escape Fantasies of the Tech Billionaires
https://www.amazon.com/Survival-Richest-Escape-Fantasies-Billionaires/dp/0393881067

Btw sledujete deni v Chile?

Chile’s constitutional rewrite confronts climate change
https://cosmosmagazine.com/earth/climate/chile-constitution-reform/

China’s carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions fell by a record 8% in the second quarter of 2022, a 230m tonne (MtCO2) reduction that is the largest in at least a decade.

The new analysis for Carbon Brief, based on official figures and commercial data, shows China’s emissions have now fallen year-on-year for four consecutive quarters, extending what was already the longest sustained decline in recent history.

The latest quarterly decline was driven by China’s ongoing real-estate slump, strict Covid control measures, weak growth in electricity demand and strong growth in renewable output.


Analysis: China’s CO2 emissions fall by record 8% in second quarter of 2022 - Carbon Brief
https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-chinas-co2-emissions-fall-by-record-8-in-second-quarter-of-2022/?