Джон Браун - Семь элементов, которые изменили мир

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Статистические данные были взяты главным образом из BP Statistical Review of World Energy и IEA World Energy Outlook.

Ныне эти положения входят в понятие корпоративной социальной ответственности. – Прим. ред.

Транспарентность (от лат. transparens – прозрачный) – ясность, отсутствие секретности. – Прим. ред.

Стальной барабан ( англ. steelpan) – ударный инструмент с особым звучанием. Он появился в Тринидаде и Тобаго в 1930-х гг. после запрета колониальных властей на хранение, изготовление и использование традиционных национальных музыкальных инструментов афроамериканского населения. Тогда барабаны начали делать из нефтяных и масляных бочек. Верхняя часть бочек срезается на разную глубину, для басовых барабанов используются целые бочки без дна. Оставшееся днище вминают кувалдой, затем по намеченному узору выбивают ряд мелких углублений, что обеспечивает высоту и тембр звука. После чего барабан раскаляют и опускают в холодную воду для закалки стали. – Прим. ред.