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The aeropress never made coffee well because it used pressure. It excelled at being a faster cafetière/french press with a paper filter and easier clean up. Outside of large metal lever brewers steams they only way to get pressure that will impact a brew significantly. The oxo rapid brew is more mechanically complex, harder to clean and can only brew a limited set of ways the aeropress can. I don’t think it will out compete the aeropress.

I would guess there would be no heat impact on the climate. The same heat was already in the climate, it’ll be expelled in a similar way.

Fossils fuels extract stored energy and burn it, but it’s not the heat they create that warms the climate. It’s the CO2 they release that reduces the rate at which heat is expelled from the planet causing additional energy to be retained.

This type of technology may reduce climate change if it’s used instead of desalination powered by fossils fuels. Or if the heat that was generated was captured and used for heating homes instead of fossils.

The amount of energy we get from the sun far exceeds how much energy we can produce. We can’t really impact the climate by cooling and warming the planet directly. It’s leveraging effect of greenhouse gasses insulating the planet which causes climate change.

All people with a right to live in the EU have a right to a free or reasonable priced bank account.

The assumption in the leaflet when they say they are protecting surcharges for using cash. They aren’t implying a right to charge more for using cash. Your inferring that. They can’t make that commitment because not all countries use euro in the EU, that’s why there’s no common EU wide solution for cash payment legislation.

This has nothing to do with Americans. It’s EU legislation for EU banks, businesses and citizens.

The law makes it so you can’t be charged more than Cash buyers. The assumption is cash doesn’t get charged extra. No rights are being taken away.

Charges associated with useing cash for payments is handled with separate legislation, which is different in different parts of the EU because they use different currencies. Typically dealt with under laws relating to legal tender.

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Older contracts and union deals can be quite good in the UK. I would bet if this company doesn’t have a union that newer employees would be limited in the number of days they can transfer to the next year, likely less than a week.