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In zwei grossen Silos wird vergorene Gülle zwischengelagert. Man beachte den Grössenvergleich, rechts BiEAG-Geschäftsführer Patrick Birrer. ©Bild: Bieag Wärme-Kraft-Kopplung der Bieag Hünenberg in Zahlen. ©Bild: Bieag Im Büro von Bieag-Geschäftsführer Patrick Birrer symbolisieren bunte Stecknadelköpfe auf dem Kartenausschnitt von Hünenberg aktuelle Anfragen von Liegenschaftseignern zu Anschlüssen ans Fernwärmenetz. ©Bild: Bieag Flugaufnahme auf das Biomasse-Heizkraftwerk mit Werkgebäude (li.), 2 Fermenter mit Gashauben (re. i. Hintergr.), 2 G...

'[The West] Discredited China's Normal Actions To Defend Its Own Interests' "Ever since the movie 'Wolf Warriors' became popular, the Western countries, which have superiority in this area and the right to speak, immediately and keenly labeled China as promoting 'Wolf Warrior diplomacy.' They discredited China's normal actions to defend its own interests. They initiated a campaign, a war of public opinion, against China. Chinese diplomats stationed in Western countries, such as France, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Switzerland, have all encountered provocations by media reporters. "Recently...

Share Have you met Detective David ‘Kubu’ Bhengu? You haven’t? Well, you are in luck, because Michael Sears and Stanley Trollip decided to write a prequel to their six-novel series featuring Kubu and Facets of Death is exactly where his story starts. The first thing you need to know about the inimitable Detective Kubu is the origin of his name. Kubu is Setswana for hippopotamus and even though it’s an accurate indication of his size and appetite, Kubu is neither as dangerous nor as aggressive as his animal counterpart. Nevertheless, his persistence and thorough investigative skills s...

Share Most readers want the same basic elements from their crime fiction: an engaging plot; enough momentum to sustain the plot; well-developed characters; some misdirection; and a satisfying ending. This year my top five favourites not only had all the essential elements, they all included a strong sense of place, a pinch of dark humour, or both. Maybe the lockdown situation had me longing for a different setting and the gloomy state of the world required some twisted and humorous crime reading. Who knows? Make no mistake, choosing five was no easy task. Despite, or maybe because of the pand...