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Can We Stop Stressing Over The Green Energy Transition — It Is Bearing Fruit
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VANCOUVER Shopping online comes with risk. Often you do not know with whom you are dealing and that can lead to problems. Just ask Andrew Forrest. He recently went online searching for two portable wall heaters. He clicked on what looked like a legitimate product from a real business but ended up with potentially unsafe counterfeit products. Now he was out about $200 and fighting with the seller and his credit card issuer to get his money back. “I ended up with a runaround, classic runaround,” Forrest said. It all began in November of last year when he ordered the heaters online. When they arrived, he said it was clear to him that there was a problem. They had not been properly packaged and the boxes were damaged. When he plugged the heaters into the wall, they fell out.
Sydney s MCA loses Rachel Kent in succession puzzle
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As Australians grapple with the potentially life-saving virtues of the AstraZeneca vaccine, the international pharmaceutical giant’s chief executive has upgraded his home real estate, buying a house in Mosman for about $8 million.
Pascal Soriot is now in Europe, according to a company spokeswoman, but that hasn’t stopped his wife from settling last week on a four-bedroom designer house, complete with the usual local must-haves like a cellar, home cinema and gymnasium.
Pascal Soriot required no finance for the home.
Unsurprisingly, given Soriot’s $27.5 million salary, no finance was required.
The architect-designed house was commissioned by property investor Phil Arnold and his wife, Michelle, after they bought the property in 2005 for $3.95 million. It was listed with Belle’s Tim Foote in May as the Arnolds plan to spend more time in Queensland.
Home Chile’s green lessons for emerging markets
Chile’s green lessons for emerging markets
Dash for hydrogen shows that fossil fuels are not the only route to prosperity
World Economy News
5 Jul 2021 • 2 min read
Brazil is touting itself as a leading global offshore oil producer, Mexico’s president is hell-bent on jacking up crude output, Argentina’s state oil firm is sinking billions into blasting shale oil out of rocks and Ecuador’s new leader has pledged to double oil production.
To judge by this fossil fuel frenzy, one might be forgiven for thinking that Latin America’s governments had not heard of the global climate emergency. The region’s addiction to oil and gas, preferably extracted by state-controlled companies, is strong. It sits naturally with leaders whose economies have long been tied to natural resource exports.
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