Author Archives: Richard Fernandez

As surprising as the projection may be to some, such a surge in coal consumption is not that unexpected. India’s power generation is set to grow exponentially to 3565 TWh by 2037, more than double 2020’s figure. Electricity production will already exceed 2000 TWh from 2025 and is set to breach the 3000 TWh ceiling …

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Don’t that beat all.

Green baroness regards men as intolerable danger to women after male police officer is suspected of abduction-murder. Calls for 6 pm curfew.

Joe hasn’t embraced Iran tightly enough.

Coming soon to a theater near you.

New at the Belmont Club. The individually guilty representatives of collective virtue.

“The Chinese government has no room for compromise,” Wang said.

Politicians get astronomical speaker’s fees also. Their literary skills must exceed Tolstoy’s.

Nowadays, many relevant actors of the industry claim that mining is going through the first stages of a deep changeover from the hand of digital transformation. It is said that this process could change how mining is done, passing from human-run operations to autonomous or semi-autonomous remote-controlled mines. Independent if fully automated operations are achieved …

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Did cats fake domestication?

“U.S.-China tensions rise over investigation as group of scientists presses for fresh inquiry, including into lab escape theory”

The problem with linear projection is tomorrow won’t be like yesterday. Politicians with hardcoded 5 or 50 year master plans will almost always get it wrong.

As pandemic restrictions increase demand from China and suppress American ports, logistics. Americans stuck in their homes have set off a surge of orders from factories in China, much of it carried across the Pacific in containers — the metal boxes that move goods in towering stacks atop enormous vessels. As households in the United …

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I was mulling a New York Post report that half the employees at The New York Times are afraid to say what they’re thinking when it hit me. It’s time for Free Speech Insurance. Deadline

The extraordinary intervention, which came just as Mr. Cuomo was starting to write a book on his pandemic achievements, was the earliest act yet known in what critics have called a monthslong effort by the governor and his aides to obscure the full scope of nursing home deaths. New York Times

So Dr. Seuss has joined the list of unpersons. The Woke should keep canceling and soon all the quality will be on the other side.