Easy ban sale of fossil fuel based heating systems.

So basically they are betting that Trump wins the election and hurts the energy transition, war in the Middle East hits the oil supply, which increases oil prices, EV factory production being too high, due to overinvestment and well solar being a problem in trade wars.

Trump might be solved in a month, the Middle East situation is temporary and a war would accelerate the energy transition as well helping EV manufcaturers thanks to high oil prices or well oil prices fall, which hurts the oil industries profit margin, but is great for the climate. Solar being mostly Chinese is a real problem though.

There are some. Plaid Cymru has net zero until 2035 in the manifesto for example. The Finnish Greens even go for carbon neutral by 2030. There are probably more, which in effect would end up in a similar situation. After all the current EU emission target would be a 41% reduction by 2030(55% reduction by 2030) compared to 2022.

This current one is very much including countries outside of the US and Green Parties have been and actually are in government in a number of countries. Also those parties are mostly not Russia friendly at all.

That is pretty much the agenda of every Green party anywhere. With the last point usually taking a decade or so, but still.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_party

What would make a “bold climate agenda”?

There is an easy fix for that: Blaim the rich

They are planning to buy or maybe just electricity from a new reactor type, which has never been built, starting 2030, when conventional nuclear power plants, with known technology take twice as long to built.

So if they stop the project in 18months, it has just been a waste of money.

Fossil fuel has actually pretty high fixed production costs. The best example was Texan oil going negative during covid. So with a fast deployment of renewables replacing fossil fuels, we will see periods of fossil fuels being cheap, as renewables replaced enough of them to see oversupply. However low prices also force production to be cut, partly by companies going bankrupt. Once enough has been cut prices are going up again.

Right now we see a number of OPEC+ countries breaking production limits. Namely Russia, Iraq and Kazakhstan. The Saudis see Iran heading towards a war with Israel and the Saudis want to hurt Iran. So the Saudis threaten increased oil production to hurt Iran’s economy. That would also hurt fracking producers in the US, which would also benefit the Saudis.

Exxon funded “think” tank: https://www.heartland.org/news-opinion/news/choice-and-jordan-peterson?source=policybot Koch funded “think” tank: https://www.aei.org/podcast/ukraine-update-frederick-kagan-on-the-jordan-b-peterson-podcast/ Koch and Exxon funde "think tank: https://www.independent.org/aboutus/person_detail.asp?id=4008 Another Koch funded “think” tank: https://humanprogress.org/jordan-peterson-podcast-transcript/

It is a Russian unit destroyed and not a Ukrainian.

You can however Switch to some open source software without having to go full Linux. Introducing Libre Office, Firefox, Thunderbird and so forth can be done in Windows. Software Not working one Linux is often a big problem for switching.

Russia hast formed new units. That requires weapons as well.

Fifa be lik: “Today I feel Saudi, I feel Arab, I feel African, I feel gay, I feel disabled, I feel a migrant worker…”

Casulties are all soldiers who can no longer fight, due to being killed, captured, injured or something else. At least in military jargon it does.

Russia is pretty close to turn a three day war into a three year one.

Moscow started offering 1.9million rubel in July, now Belgorod goes to 3million rubel a few months later. That is a more then 50% increase within 3 months. It is also not just a token amount, but multiple years worth of average Russian salary.

So no it is not sustainable as Russia has to raise rates and it shows very clearly how much Russian men actually support the war. It also is not as cheap, as offering high salaries in the military, means all other employers have to compete with higher salaries as well. That obviously causes a lot more problems.

Russian lifes are no longer this cheap. Average pay is 63,000 rubel per month and median pay 42,000 rubel. So 4-6 years depending on how you look at it.

There are other estimates on that page and some like Austins with 350k are much lower. The US Secretary of Defense is also a pretty decent source, so hard to dismiss that one.

There is a Wiki article showing a number of different estimates. It is almost certainly casualties and at that a high estimate.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casualties_of_the_Russo-Ukrainian_War#Russian_invasion_of_Ukraine