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Expert Voznesensky: the omicron strain will stop the good faith implementation of preventive measures at any level. Sergei Voznesensky, an expert, associate professor of the Department of Infectious Diseases of the RUDN University, told the Zvezda TV channel about this strategy of struggle. In his opinion, the currently existing vaccines are effective against a new type of coronavirus. Voznesensky suggested that other means may not be needed in the fight against the omicron strain. The virologist noted that colleagues from South Africa have not yet talked about cases of severe manifestations of coronavirus after the omicron strain was discovered. Earlier, a virologist, professor of the Gamaleya Research Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology, Alexander Butenko, said that the new omicron coronavirus strain could contribute to the formation of herd immunity in Russia. He clarified that the emergence of new strains of coronavirus can lead to positive effects, for example, a decrease

Historian Ed Owens: the process of transferring power from Queen Elizabeth II to Prince Charles is already underway that the process of transferring royal power to Prince Charles has begun. This is reported by the Daily Express. Related materials15: 49 – November 30 Porn with a princess, a fake son and lost millions .How conspiracy theories help the royal family to persecute unwanted 00:01 – 22 Aug 2020 “Blatant arrogance and arrogance” Prince Harry's buttocks, porn Meghan Markle and William's mistresses are the main scandals of the royal family “The death of the queen will not cause a crisis in the royal family,” said Owens. “The symbolic transfer of power to Charles is already underway.” He drew attention to the fact that recently the prince has often replaced his mother during events and assumed the assignment of the titles that Elizabeth II had previously done. The reason for the comment

Electricity prices in a number of European countries have exceeded 200 euros per megawatt-hour daily electricity prices in several European countries have exceeded 200 euros ($ 225.7) per megawatt hour, Bloomberg writes. With the onset of cold weather, increased demand required the expansion of production at power plants operating on fossil fuels, so the cost of electricity increased dramatically. Carbon prices in Europe are now close to record highs, and gas and coal prices are higher due to low storage levels. As a result, fossil fuel-based electricity generation remains very costly, and Europeans have to pay more for electricity during cold and calm weather. In northern Sweden, temperatures have dropped below -40 degrees Celsius, pushing electricity prices in the northern regions to a record high of € 226.54 ($ 255.73) per megawatt hour, according to energy exchange Nord Pool. To maintain a balance in the energy system, the country has

Bloomberg: The European Parliament has decided to tighten rules on the issuance of “green” bonds with companies breaking their promises to save the planet. Bloomberg reports. Issuers of green and sustainable bonds will now have to develop a plan to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Companies also need to adhere to development options that help limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels. The EU Commission has proposed these amendments to the rulebooks to ensure that green bonds do not fund nuclear or gas energy. “I want to increase confidence in green bonds,” said MP Paul Tan, who is responsible for drafting legislation. He stressed that the company must be on a path towards carbon neutrality. Otherwise, investors may be wasting their funds by investing in companies that do not really adhere to the principles of sustainable development. Green bonds were sold by oil companies, airports, and other