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  Smoke and steam rising from the towers of the coal-fired Urumqi thermal power plant as seen from a plane in Urumqi in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of western China on April 21, 2021. Hide Mark Schiffleben / AP captions Toggle Caption Mark Schiffleben / AP Smoke and steam rise from the towers of the coal-fired Urumqi thermal power plant, as seen from a plane in Urumqi in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of western China on April 21, 2021. Mark Schiffleben / AP BEIJING - China is boosting its coal-fired power as the ruling Communist Party seeks to revive a sluggish economy, warning Beijing's efforts to reduce carbon emissions from climate change, the world's largest source of energy. Leaving behind According to reports, government plans to increase coal production capacity to 300 million tonnes this year. That's 7% of last year's production of 4.1 billion tonnes, up 5.7% from 2020. China is one of the largest investors in wind and solar energy, but anxious

  The executive chairman and founder of Continental Resources discussed the Biden administration's impact on the oil industry , the demand for natural gas, the climate summit and the absence of Russia and China on election day. As world leaders arrive in Scotland on a parade of private jets from around the world for the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP26, which has been dubbed the "last best chance in the world" to save the planet from catastrophe. The biggest players were without any exhibition. . President Xi Jinping did not bother to attend, and Russian President Vladimir Putin attended via video conference, claiming that Russia was fulfilling its previous climate promises, even though there was an economy similar to that of the Soviet Union. The Union was devastated by the fall. Therefore, they are just a decline in the environment that will be required based on their current economic situation. Election Day 2021 is looking at key tax proposals on the ball

  Apollo Robotaxi operates in Shogang Park as Baidu launched China's first driverless taxi service on May 2, 2021 in Beijing, China. Qianlong.com | Visual Chain Group | Getty Images Over the years, Waimo and other leaders of the alphabet have promised that autonomous vehicles are around the corner. But that future has not yet come. why not? "In a word, it's a complication," said James Peng, CEO and co-founder of Pony.ai, an autonomous automotive company. "Whenever there is a technological advancement, there are challenges. We have AI, fast computer chips, sensors. All these pieces can be easily solved by fitting them together. 99.9% to complete the technology. Not good enough. " Despite promises to save lives, combat climate change and drive cheaper, the reality is that "autonomous car Nirvana is about to turn 10," said Michael Dunn, CEO of autotech consultancy ZoZoGo. "Although it is not impossible to get there, even the most advanced technol

Pre-epidemic disease, how was your life? Can you describe what you were doing, your career status, your life, where you were living? what was happening? I moved to New York six or seven months before the epidemic. I spent every night of my life on different shows, and I was like, "Oh, this is a dream . This is a New York dream. I think when I first started getting a traction online I remember, just before the epidemic, my first two videos that never went away - didn't go viral, but a lot of people were watching, more than usual for me. I think there was one video - it There was a woman in the movie who almost sticks to the edge before she goes out to find her true love, or something like that. I remember that one. And I was like, "Oh, my God, wow, I'm really doing this. I'm in New York and I'm doing these shows at night, and people are watching my stuff online. Then I think The real focus came with the epidemic. It really changed everything, and [I] wasn't

  Instagram users are reporting the arrival of hackers accessing personal accounts through their networks. Instagram users are reporting the arrival of hackers accessing personal accounts through their networks. Once arrived, hackers will post and promote various forms of digital investing, including forex trading and cryptocurrency. Users say they are having difficulty regaining control of their accounts. Here are some tips on cybersecurity hygiene. Why does this happen and why does it happen on social media? Once hackers gain access to your personal social media account, they gain access to your followers and your network. It is also unlikely to receive much negative attention from the police. "One of the things that is incredibly difficult in Canada is the police, which we would call petty cybercrime, Instagram attacks and hijackings, ransom of people's Instagram accounts," The CEO and Co-Chairman said. Of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce Cyber. Right now. Campaign Ale

deep breath. You can recover hacked account on Instagram . How to do it - and protect your profile from hackers. There's a new kind of Instagram takeover these days - and it's not something you'll ever want to try. Since October, the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC) has seen a sharp rise in the number of people hacked on Instagram and losing control of their accounts. A similar warning was issued at the end of 2021 by a division within the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness. Although Instagram accounts are sometimes hacked by someone you know as IRL (say a former one), most hackers are cybercriminals. What's in it for them? "They will post a link that they hope your friends will click on," says Samuel Mulder, PhD, an associate research professor at the Auburn Cyber ​​ Research Center in Alabama. "The link may contain malware [malicious software] that they use to steal data and sell it." According to the ITRC, posts with link