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Mech movie 'Warriors of Future' releases, combining sci-fi and traditional myths - Vimarsana News

Mech movie 'Warriors of Future' releases, combining sci-fi and traditional myths

Just hit the big screen on August 5, Hong Kong film Warriors of Future is being marketed as China's first hard sci-fi mech movie with its discussion over climate change, pollution, and the future of human beings.

On Screen - Global Times - Vimarsana News

On Screen - Global Times

'Warriors of Future': Sci-fi mech story draws on China's most famous myths From the recent released animated film Rainbow Sea Fly High to the domestic hit Mozart from Space, which explores the relationship between music and the universe, Chinese directors have been focusing their lens on discussions about futuristic worlds.

The existing and planned production capacity exceeds 43.8 billion tons! Capacity layout of 10 lithium diaphragm enterprises_SMM - Vimarsana News

The existing and planned production capacity exceeds 43.8 billion tons! Capacity layout of 10 lithium diaphragm enterprises_SMM

The existing and planned production capacity exceeds 43.8 billion tons! Capacity layout of 10 lithium diaphragm enterprises] Battery Network noted that although TOP10's existing and planned capacity has exceeded 43.8 billion tons, according to the announcements of five listed companies, 21.48 billion million of its 36.03 billion-year planned capacity is planned for this year.

Source: metal.com
Special Report On the 12th Malaysia Plan 2021 - 2025: The Malaysian case for carbon tax - Vimarsana News

Special Report On the 12th Malaysia Plan 2021 - 2025: The Malaysian case for carbon tax

THE recently tabled 12th Malaysia Plan 2021-2025 sets an ambitious goal for the country to achieve net zero carbon emission by “as early as” 2050, ahead of Singapore and Indonesia. Part of the equation involves the introduction of carbon pricing, which is meant to incentivise clean energy adoption, encourage better energy efficiency and ultimately reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. But what is the impact of this new development on businesses and Malaysians at large?