Change work culture maybe?
Now tell me more about that free market globalization...
Methane is going to really fuck with our near-term climate change projections. Our estimates for methane emissions are even worse than they are for CO2.
Can we ban article commentary on posts?
You're not even citing the right reactor. LLNL did that experiment, this reactor in Japan is to try to scale it.
Infinite money does not lead to infinite scale in zero time. China's nuclear industry is robust and growing, as is their solar and wind industry. Money can't be wasted if you're already tapped out on growth in other avenues.
This year, China deployed more solar panels than the entirety of all solar panels in the US.
Maybe, just maybe, make tuition free for domestic students?
Human Rights Watch, truly the beacon of human rights.
Rural populations are negligible and covered under other factors in a number of countries (in the US, Internet access). It's not worth mentioning because it's not a relevant part of data.
The goal of this comparison is to compare urban-to-urban, because those countries which don't have this exclusion have relatively tiny rural populations.
The IMF wants to protect private investors at the cost of country-scale investors. Once again, fuck the IMF.
Then your statement doesn't make sense lol
The rural/urban divide isn't unique to China or India or Brazil. It's everywhere. Drivers are always different across the urban/rural divide.
Isn't happiness the goal? Why does it matter what their driver is?
Idk I think I'd enjoy being obscenely rich off of my government's oil money
It's usually an annotation because Internet/phone penetration among the rural, uneducated, and poor in those countries isn't great. They don't have means to survey these people. Surveying the people who do have access to Internet is representative of what "normal people" feel.
The US has ~91% Internet penetration, while China only has 73% and India only 43%.
Privatization is such a waste of taxpayer money. You spend all those resources developing domestic capability and then sell it off to the highest bidder for a short-term cash infusion.
Good. Everyone knows it. It's not news unless you've been living under a rock.
Who the fuck downvotes the National Interest?
This is literally American policy idk why anyone's surprised