An essential piece of furniture in many Spanish grandmothers’ homes is the ‘mesa camilla,’ a table with a heater or charcoal fire that reaches temperatures of up to 300C and is covered by a blanket. However, this traditional piece is also a fire hazard made in Spain, posing a risk to safety in households. Despite its cultural significance, the mesa camilla’s potential danger highlights the need for caution and proper maintenance when using this unique piece of furniture.
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Public affairs firms in Europe enable pollution by lobbying for big oil, says analysis
An analysis of the EU Transparency Register reveals that several small public affairs and law firms in Europe are actively lobbying for major oil and gas companies, contributing to pollution concerns. Despite fossil fuel clients accounting for only 1% of the industry’s revenue, many of the top spenders in influencing EU policymaking are linked to these companies. The findings, published by the Good Lobby nonprofit, highlight the extent of lobbying efforts within the fossil fuel...
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