That depends on how you define who's affected. The fine is part of EUs budget and the fees paid by member states will be reduced by the same amount for next years budget. Every* member of the EU profits from this. And since anti competitive behaviour affects the entire market, the involved parties got compensated.
*Except perhaps apple users... And one might argue they're the ones affected. But it's also self-inflicted.
Brave by Sara Bareilles
Since the maths is wrong with the water sentence, I'm sceptical of the accuracy of the rest.
Free from additives?
I'm sorry you live in an oppressive environment. I wish you the best in escaping!
Why would this be NSFW? It's text on a t-shirt
There's one on the backside as well, presumably.
The risk of prion diseases are low. Prions are proteins and do biodegrade. The product of composting is dirt, which we -normally- don't eat, which lowers the risk even lower.
This Canadian study found a low risk of BSE (aka mad cow disease) after composting BSE infected biomaterials. They concluded that it's a viable option for disposal of such waste.
Doing great work! The fewer working cars, the better!
Everything except hydrogen. And technically, only elements that are heavier than iron necessarily come from exploding stars. The lighter elements are made in non-exploding stars and could, at least theoretically, be distributed across the universe without a supernova.