Unless they're charged by wind or solar, in which case no, during their operation, nothing is emitted into the atmosphere.
A glorious double example of Simpson's paradox. Naively you might think this (eg here in Australia the majority of electricity is still generated by burning coal) but: - this is not true during certain times of day,…
"etc" is doing a lot of work there; what in your view would constitute success here - something that would allow us to say "we did it, we now have the technology to freely change our sex at will"?
Imagine if we had the technology to actually do this!
My sons' school makes it a requirement of continued enrolment.
In a very specific legal sense, it isn't, we are talking about two entirely separate legal entities (and ultimately groups of people) which have a relation of ownership, not directorship.
Unless they're charged by wind or solar, in which case no, during their operation, nothing is emitted into the atmosphere.
A glorious double example of Simpson's paradox. Naively you might think this (eg here in Australia the majority of electricity is still generated by burning coal) but: - this is not true during certain times of day,…
"etc" is doing a lot of work there; what in your view would constitute success here - something that would allow us to say "we did it, we now have the technology to freely change our sex at will"?
Imagine if we had the technology to actually do this!
My sons' school makes it a requirement of continued enrolment.
In a very specific legal sense, it isn't, we are talking about two entirely separate legal entities (and ultimately groups of people) which have a relation of ownership, not directorship.