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21.03.26 - 09:36
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′Yes to fields of wheat, no to fields of iron′: how the world′s greenest country soured on solar (The Guardian)
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In Denmark, the spread of solar panels has become a divisive issue among voters, especially in rural areasIn one telling of the story, the golden fields of a proud farming nation are under attack. Besieged by an industrial sprawl of solar panels, they are being smothered at the behest of an urban elite.That narrative has failed to thrive in conservative heartlands such as Texas and Hungary, which have embraced solar power while lambasting green rules. But it is taking root in Denmark, the most climate-ambitious nation on Earth. “We say yes to fields of wheat,” said Inger Støjberg, the leader of the rightwing populist Denmark Democrats in a speech in 2024. “And we say no to fields of iron!” Continue reading......
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21.03.26 - 02:24
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IDF Iron Dome Operator Arrested, Charged With Spying For Iran (ZeroHedge)
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IDF Iron Dome Operator Arrested, Charged With Spying For Iran
There's quite obviously been Israeli intelligence inroads into Iran, which at times US and Israeli officials themselves have boasted about, with Tehran recently announcing efforts to round up and arrest "traitors" - and there's even in some cases been executions of the accused.
Inside Israel, there are also fears of locals spying for Israel - but the phenomenon remains much less common (as far as anyone knows). That's why the latest headlines are likely a shock to the Israeli establishment. On Friday an Israeli reservist tied to the country's missile defense network has been charged with serious security offenses after allegedly working with Iranian intelligence.
Police have identified Raz Cohen, a 26-year-old from Jerusalem, who served in the Iron Dome unit, as the alleged culprit. It's been revealed he was arrested March 1, merely one day after the joint US-Israel war on Iran kicked off. "These included passi...
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20.03.26 - 12:24
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Fire experts ′losing sleep′ over growing hazard of lithium-ion batteries (The Guardian)
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Fire service warns ubiquity of batteries in everyday products is outpacing public understanding and safety regulationsLithium-ion batteries represent a new technological hazard that one fire science expert has said keeps him awake at night, as fire service chiefs warn the ubiquity of lithium-ion batteries in everyday products is outpacing public understanding and safety regulations.The blaze that devastated a historic building in Glasgow and resulted in the continuing closure of Central Station, Scotland's largest rail interchange, is believed to have started in a shop selling vapes, which are powered by lithium-ion batteries. The latest data reveals a sharp increase in battery-related fires across Scotland, while firefighters in London attend an e-bike or e-scooter fire every other day. Continue reading......
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19.03.26 - 21:45
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Netanjahu: Iran kann kein Uran mehr anreichern (DPA-AFX)
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JERUSALEM (dpa-AFX) - Nach knapp drei Wochen Krieg kann der Iran laut israelischem Ministerpräsidenten Benjamin Netanjahu kein Uran mehr anreichern und auch keine ballistischen Raketen mehr herstellen. "Der Iran ist schwächer denn je", sagte er in Jerusalem ......
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