Christophe wrote:1) Arg ... it's "barely"
141 € the ton of CO2 ... by burning domestic fuel at 0,6 € / L we get 230 € the ton of CO2, by burning gasoline to 1,2 € / L we get 522 € the ton... it's better but not that much. How much boiler for how many weend sold?
2) It also makes a car that emits 241g / km or 10,5 or 9,3 L / 100 ... A "small" 4x4 in town or a big sedan on the road ...
but normal it is necessary to take the references of the challenge readers...
ps: about this, Jean63 you who always criticizes the rich (and the Chinese even if there are 100 times poorer than you currently). When I see where you get your sources: challenges, fellowship, boursorama ... I wonder if there would not be a paradox at home? Do not worry, we're all paradoxes ...
Apologies for the figures but they are not mine, but the journalist Anne-Marie Bellaiche who wrote the article page 101 ..... I reproduced it raw without verification.
and the Chinese even though there are 100 times poorer than you currently
It is Hervé KEMPF (journalist of the World) who criticizes the rich (but it is necessary to see which ones to understand), in his book which does neither the praises of the stock market nor of the unbridled liberalism as for the Chinese there are of it in + who are a million times richer than me.
This is not the problem:
which is unbearableis what their money is for when millions of people and especially children starve around the world.
PS: Challenges I read it in a doctor's waiting room ... and recovered.
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To reassure you completely I can confirm you that my readings are varied, it is what allows to have a LARGE vision and to make an opinion while doing TRI.
How can one know how the ultra-rich live (do you feel like a formula?) If one does not look in their literature for what is being told?
if you want more info on the ultra-rich and the ultra-poor, I have plenty of it ..... for example the firsts are buying more and more animal fur coats: "China eldorado of producers Danish fur "......
Only when he has brought down the last tree, the last river contaminated, the last fish caught that man will realize that money is not edible (Indian MOHAWK).