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I am trying to learn if a proposed mining method would release significant amounts of Co2 from a polymetallic black "shale", anthracitic in grade, more like a graphitic shist. My understanding is that the lignite and the carbonate material both need higher temperatures than 250c to release C02 but I do not know what I am talking about. Any help or references are mucho bueno.

I have contacted Toyota multiple times over this and they refuse to update their website. They are listing the incorrect torque output for the 2026 Gr Yaris models and they are in violation of EU regulations. I would expect that they will also need to notify all 2026 owners that their car has 345nm and not 390nm. I am posting this here in the hopes that some public pressure will get them to fix their website. The lack of initiative and follow through in Sweden, in general, is absurd (I live there as does half my family).

I have seen in the GRY community they will run E30 on a fully stock car as the ECU/fuel trims/lambda can adjust for that ethanol content and not throw a code. At that point they were seeing +20-25% LTFT but no one pushed higher than that as it was believed the ECU will max out fuel trims around +25. RAV4s can apparently see LTFTs above +40, which got me wondering, how high can the GRY/GRC ECU allow fuel trims to go?

If the ECU will allow fuel trims to get to +40% without a code, and assuming the injector duty cycle is below the recommended 80% safety margin, then that would indicate the ECU could handle something well above E30.

Has anyone maxed out fuel trims, or used a high enough ethanol content to trip a code? I know its not safe to do so, but that's the point, where is the limit and then you back off from there with a safety margin.

Not sure if this is the right place to ask. I'm a Swedish tax resident and was awarded shares in a publicly traded Canadian company as part of a monetization event. I didn't have to pay for the shares so I would think the tax basis is zero, but some sites say the cost basis is the value of the shares the day I took possession?