I forgot the medical term but when you have a REALLY bad liver the blood starts to take other ways to the heart to circumvent it (kollateral paths).

One path is going through your oesophagus so your venes widen very much. With the widening the risk of a rupture starts to increase very much and as soon as it does, there is nothing much that can save you.

I am not saying he got that but the description fits very much on point.

Classic example of “lets just keep doing it recklessly until it gets banned and then cry about it when it gets banned”

Relatable

good thing you can edit posts :)

(or can you only edit text and not the pictures you posted?)

great meme though

Without makeup? His eye-regions are still a lot lighter than the rest, thats still tons of makeup.

Or do the same stuff on an EU-wide level? I bet there are a lot of other cities that could use her kind of changes.

Next years are going to be really interesting considering we are inching closer to those deadlines that were once too far away to even care about every day,

And with the deadlines these lawsuits are probably getting more and more.

If the greeks would have just asked more nicely the brits would have returned them ages ago /s

I mean what else should we expect of guys murdering critical journalists?

That they advocate for renewables while making insane amounts of cash with fossil fuels?

First of all you have to force it in a way of subsidizing it until it becomes cheap. Many countries did that with solar and wind for 2-3 decades now.

Then secondly there are still many laws in place or policies that support the fossil-based industries, so action is still required to u leash the full potential renewables bring to the table

According to the experts in this video it currently takes half a year to offset the emissions related to the production and installation of wind and solar. After that its completely green energy. And solar cells last for at least 20 years.

So by purchasing from other countries you might outsource a little bit of emissions but save loads compared to running carbon-based plants.

Let me introduce you to graphene os :)

And before you did what?