Iirc, German passports are overall the most versatile in terms of allowing international travel.

parts of Europe are in yellow due to threat of terrorist attacks

But the US is green? I.e. no terror attacks or shootings ever occur there…?

Sure.

Did you though? Looks like the legend is still using absolute numbers.

Electron apps are largely irrelevant in this discussion, unless they include a general-purpose browser. The Steam client is exclusively used to display things from some Valve-owned API domain (or is there a general-purpose browser somewhere in there?). All the data generated by Steam is completely separate from the data generated by the normal Chrome browser.

And the same thing goes for Electron apps like Signal Desktop, Atom, VS Code, Slack, Teams, …

My info came from Wikipedia. Your source is from Canada, not Brazil which is exactly the point. :)

Be aware that the CO2e emissions shown in this app give an indication but have pretty big caveats:

• The CO2 emissions of nuclear that are shown are most likely too low. Electicity Maps just used the absolute lowest of a number of estimates.

• The emissions of reservoir-based hydro vary depending on climate and biomass in the reservoir but Electricity Maps uses a single standard value. Some hydro power in warmer climates is connected to methane emissions from the reservoir, because of anaerobic processes at the bottom of the reservoir. Some reservoirs emit as CO2e as a coal plant with a similar capacity. [edited slightly, see below↓]

• They are showing solar/wind emitting emissions when they’re producing electricity. However, solar and wind don’t work that way because they’re not using consumables. Their emissions mainly come from manufacturing and transport. In essence, solar and wind are emitting just as much whether they are producing electricity or not.