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Global businesses and governments have pledged to achieve net zero omissions by 20 50. Mackenzie sustain ability's new report provides a full analysis of the economic and societal adjustments associated with the net zero transition. The last chapter of the inter governmental panel on climate changes lays out what needs to happen if the global thermometer is to match the goal set in paris. In britain, a soapy ride through an automatic carwash was a staple of 19 seventys life. But for a lot of reasons, the les venturous handcar wash resurged. Now, thanks to breget and a pendemic,. The drive through klint is making a comeback.

Our correspondent reports from towns around Kyiv, where Russian forces appear to have committed war crimes, including summary executions and random murders. The last instalment of a once-in-a-decade climate report suggests that meeting the more ambitious temperature goals set in Paris requires a “handbrake turn” on global emissions. And why Britain’s car washes are a rare example of “re-automation”. For full access to print, digital and audio editions of The Economist, subscribe here www.economist.com/intelligenceoffer