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Inga Popovaitė. Kaip valstybės pinigais finansuojame priklausomybę nuo naftos
„Niekada nešvaistyk geros krizės“, – taip sakė Winstonas Churchillis. O šiandien krizės švaistymą matome praktiškai: Vyriausybė bet kokia kaina stengiasi išlaikyti mūsų priklausomybę nuo iškastinio kuro vietoje to, kad išnaudotų progą ir mažintų mūsų priklausomybę nuo naftos ir nuo įvairių diktatorių malonės. Lietuvos pramonininkai ir energetikai jau praėjusią savaitę ragino Vyriausybę grįžti prie akcizų degalams peržiūrėjimo – tai yra, juos sumažinti. Jų balsas, rodos, išgirstas.
Dr. Inga Popovaitė. Kaip valstybės pinigais finansuojame priklausomybę nuo naftos
„Niekada nešvaistyk geros krizės“, – taip sakė Winstonas Churchillis. O šiandien krizės švaistymą matome praktiškai: Vyriausybė bet kokia kaina stengiasi išlaikyti mūsų priklausomybę nuo iškastinio kuro vietoje to, kad išnaudotų progą ir mažintų mūsų priklausomybę nuo naftos ir nuo įvairių diktatorių malonės. Lietuvos pramonininkai ir energetikai jau praėjusią savaitę ragino Vyriausybę grįžti prie akcizų degalams peržiūrėjimo – tai yra, juos sumažinti. Jų balsas, rodos, išgirstas.
Inga Popovaitė. Akcizų mažinimas: trumparegis bandymas išlaikyti priklausomybę nuo naftos bet kokia kaina
Lietuvos pramonininkai ir energetikai jau praėjusią savaitę ragino vyriausybę grįžti prie akcizų degalams peržiūrėjimo – tai yra, juos sumažinti. Jų balsas, rodos, išgirstas. Šį pirmadienį finansų ministras Kristupas Vaitiekūnas pranešė apie planuojamą laikiną degalų akcizo sumažinimą dyzelinui ir žymėtam dyzelinui. Akcizų mažinimas yra trumparegiškas žingsnis. Visų pirma, nėra jokios garantijos, kad degalų kainos galutiniam vartotojui tikrai sumažės.
Inga Popovaitė. Kovo aštuntoji mačistinės politikos pasaulyje
Neišliejau nė vienos ašaros dėl Ajatolos (ačiū, kad klausiate), bet neteisėtai pradėtas JAV ir Izraelio karas garantuoja tik destrukciją, mirtį ir tūkstančius sunaikintų gyvenimų. Mergaičių, moterų, vyrų, senelių – visų iš eilės. Šįkart ne nuo režimo, o nuo gelbėtojų dronų. Iranas, Libanas, Gaza, Venezuela, Ukraina… Karai ir konfliktai yra patogus įrankis šalių va(l)dovams, nukreipiantys kritikų ir žiniasklaidos dėmesį nuo vidinių politikos krizių, asmeninių fiasko ar sąsajų su įtakingu pedofilu.
Inga Popovaitė. Kovo aštuntoji mačistinės politikos pasaulyje
00:00 | 00:00 Dar viena kovo aštuntoji. Diena, kai iš mūsų, feminisčių, lyg ir tikimasi piktų ir kritinių tekstų apie moterų padėtį. Bet šiemet tam man trūksta jėgų. Sunku rašyti apie gimstamumą, reprodukcinę sveikatą ar lygias galimybes Lietuvoje, kai eilinį kartą vakariečiai bombomis ir dronais vaduoja moteris ir mergaites Artimuosiuose Rytuose.
Inga Popovaitė. Kol ginčijamės dėl gimstamumo, klimato krizė ir tarša naikina lietuvių spermą
Tylioji epidemija. Taip kai kurie mokslininkai vadina pasaulyje stebimą spermos kokybės kritimą. Vidutiniškai, aktyvių spermatozoidų vyrų spermoje tarp 1972-2018 metų sumažėjo perpus: nuo 104 milijonų viename mililitre iki 49 milijonų. Maža to, vidutinis spermos kokybės prastėjimo greitis vis didėja. Kuo daugiau aktyvių spermatozoidų, tuo didesnė apvaisinimo tikimybė. O kai jų skaičius nukrenta žemiau nei 40 milijonų mililitre, didėja nevaisingumo galimybė. Kas darosi?
Inga Popovaitė. Noriu Lietuvos visoms moterims
Lyčių lygybė yra neatskiriama Europos žaliojo kurso dalis. Klimato kaita dėl egzistuojančių struktūrinių nelygybių moteris veikia labiau negu vyrus. Todėl feministinė politika, kuri pabrėžia ir užtikrina lyčių lygybę visose srityse, yra būtina. Labai dažnai, prakalbus apie feminizmą Lietuvoje, pasigirsta kontraargumentai: ko jums dar reikia, kai jau turėjome ir prezidentę, ir premjerę, ir Seimo pirmininkę?
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
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Inga Popovaitė. Tada ir dabar. Ką galvojau apie lyčių nelygybę prieš dvidešimt metų?
Dar viena kovo 8-oji. Ir vėl socialiniai tinklai pilni arba paveikslėlių su tulpėmis ir gvazdikais, arba diskusijų, kad ši šventė tik sovietinis naftalininis palikimas. Bet mano burbule bus ir rimtesnių diskusijų apie moterų teises, pažangą, lygybę. Kai kurios džiaugsis didėjančiu moterų politikių, eksperčių, verslininkių, vadovių ir kitų #girlboss skaičiumi.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
by Inga Popovaite A researcher in a spacesuit on “Mars” outside the Mars Society Desert Research Station in Utah. David Howells/Corbis Historical via Getty Images I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
Credit: CC0 Public Domain I was supposed to travel to "Mars" this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert—to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
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Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside. Previous visitors explore the terrain outside the research station.
Coronavirus quarantine could provide lessons for future space travel on how regular people weather isolation
I was supposed to travel to “Mars” this month. The plan was to stay two weeks at the Mars Desert Research Station[1] – actually in the Utah desert – to simulate human operations on the red planet. Eight of us were to live in a two-story cylinder, 24 feet in diameter. We would conserve water and put on mock spacesuits every time we ventured outside.
What the 2010s taught us about women in space - SpaceNews.com
by Inga Popovaite — January 14, 2020 Astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir conducted the first all-female spacewalk in October 2019. The two astronauts are slated to make two more all-female spacewalks by the end of January 2019. Credit: NASA Is the future of spaceflight female? Astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir captured the world’s attention with their historic all-woman spacewalk at the end of 2019.
Preventing child brides in Kvemo Kartli
Samira Bayramova. (DF Watch.) Marneuli, DFWatch–“The man thinks that she is still a child, she doesn’t know anything, and that is a good thing for her,” says Samira Bayramova, a women’s rights activist in Marneuli working to prevent young girls from becoming child brides. “Mothers-in-law support this as well, because they hope to raise those girls their way and teach them what they want,” she continues.
Pankisi youth choose radical Islam over grim reality
DUISI, DFWatch–The people in Pankisi Gorge have been under increasing scrutiny for the last few months, as fighters from this region have become high-ranking commanders in the forces of the Islamic State. Pankisi is merely a 34 square kilometers cut into the Greater Caucasus Mountain Range in northeast Georgia. Out of the population of just a few thousand, the majority are Kists, an ethnic group related to Chechens.
Transwoman killed and flat set on fire in Tbilisi
TBILISI, DFWatch–A young transgender person was killed in her apartment last night on Pekini street, Tbilisi. The victim’s apartment was set on fire, apparently in order to destroy the evidence. Local media reports that the victim was a 25 year old transwoman, who has appeared on several TV talk shows advocating sexual minority rights. However, the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) has not issued any official statement confirming or denying this so far. “Around midnight, my neighbor called me.
Krymo totoriai: miglota ateitis
TV3 naujienos > Pasaulis > Kaimynai Šiemet gegužės mėnesį Krymo totoriai minės 70-ąsias trėmimų iš Krymo į Sibirą ir Centrinę Aziją metines. Per 200 tūkstančių totorių buvo ištremti, o sugrįžti į gimtąsias vietas jiems buvo leista tik prasidėjus M. Gorbačiovo perestroikai. Todėl nenuostabu, kad dauguma jų neslepia antirusiškų nuotaikų ir bando priešintis Rusijos veiksmams Kryme. Šiemet gegužės mėnesį Krymo totoriai minės 70-ąsias trėmimų iš Krymo į Sibirą ir Centrinę Aziją metines.
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