028 - One Nation voters are almost entirely born in Australia

Only 2% of One Nation voters are born outside of Australia - vastly different to the other parties (with the Liberal party having the largest contingent of foreign-born voters).

These data are from the latest Quarterly Essay as determined by the Australian Election Study 2016.

027 - Renewable energy dominates support for different types of climate action

A survey by Essential Media shows that, for quite some time, renewable energy dominates the options. Source.

026 - The UK's fascinating forecasts of capacity growth

The UK government's Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) published a bunch of forecasts recently - the chart below shows the varied capacities of technologies they forecast will dominate their electricity system. Source.

025 - UK Electricity demand forecasts dominated by business and homes

The UK's BEIS government department released forecasts for 2016 onwards - the chart below, from their data, shows that they suspect the bulk of electricity demand will come from homes and businesses. Source.

024 - The death of coal in the UK will be in 2021

A few days ago, the UK just went it's first 24-hour period without burning coal since the beginning of the industrial revolution.

The UK government's Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) recently publish projections of greenhouse gas emissions and energy demand, from 2016 to 2035. Annex J of their report shows the precise moment they except to switch off their coal supplies. It'll be a historic moment.

Source.

023 - DC's superhero films are critical failures. Marvel's films are not

Comparing Marvel's superhero franchise to DC's newer attempt to emulate the same shows how terrible DC's films are. Source - Rotten Tomatoes.

022 - Fukushima eroded trust in nuclear power

Using the same study as yesterday's chart of the day (021), the chart below shows how trust in nuclear, and the authorities regulating it, eroded after Fukushima.