Maybe it’s a local thing, but here in Germany, the liberal party (FDP, neoliberals mostly) and others who do not want to make the adjustments necessary to limit climate change are pushing synthetic fuels (“E-Fuels”) and use them as an excuse to block any actualy effective measures.

Again, there are uses for such fuels, but they are very limited.

I am curious about the costs of this fuel. At the moment, electrification of traffic is cheaper and easier in most sectors and synthetic fuels are prohibitively expensive. Also, CO₂ emissions from burning fuel is not the only problem with our current traffic system, congestion, particulate matter and noise are huge issues, too.
We need to reduce individual motorised traffic (too many (and too big) cars with only the driver in it), improve and expand public transportation, walkability of cities etc. But for sectors where these measures and transformations are not feasable or even possible (like air and ocean travel and cargo), alternatives like synthetic, emission free fuels are badly needed.

Can we stop posting war reports as “uplifting” please? I subscribed here to explicitly not be reminded of war and crisis and I argue the only uplifting news about war and crisis is such events to be over.

Also I can get my US bashing literally everywhere else on this platform, I don’t need it here, too.

And in a side note, please do not share or klick on archive.ph or its derivates. They are known for being used to direct DDoS attacks by their maintainers.

I guess it depends on your supermarkets where they get their produce from, but I wouldn’t rule out even local farms somehow being owned through subsidiaries by these corporations.

It most likely is. There is this comment in the discussion under the source post explaining it in detail (note: the user mentioned in that comment as OP is not the same user who crossposted it here).

Why are you so obsessed with reddit?

Because corporations need to own everything. Global food trade is split up almost entirely by ten corporations: https://ourfuture.org/20170105/oxfam-ten-multinational-corporations-control-most-food-brands

Have fun trying to find food items in a supermarket that ar not in any way related to any of these.