Blue Monday: no se deje vencer por el día más triste del año
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It s almost Blue Monday - but is it really the most depressing day of the year?
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The festive season s final act has many of us wishing one another a happy New Year. For 2021, however, happiness seems like a big ask. With the pandemic still threatening our wellbeing, we would be wise to temper our optimism. Perhaps instead, we might wish each other a less stressful New Year, or a resilient one.
For many people, the first month of the new year typically ends in disappointment anyway. For those who make new year s resolutions, taking a brave step towards a better self, the vast majority fail miserably. A study exploring resolution-keeping published in the Journal of Substance Abuse found that only 19 per cent of resolution-makers maintained their pledges after two years. The majority are broken within the first few weeks.
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We should be looking at every solution possible to reduce global emissions.
The economy of the world is dependent on imports and exports from the country to country, large shipping fleets are essential for transporting a huge number of products, but cargo ships have their drawbacks. It’s predicted that they contribute three percent of the global CO2, emissions nine percent of all the sulfur oxide emissions, and between 18 and 30 of all nitrous oxide emissions. To reduce these problems many solutions have been proposed like enormous batteries, hydrogen storage, and biofuels. But wherever I see the topic come up, there’s always someone who likes to refer to the good old days, where the ultimate renewable energy source was us