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Science Three Years to the Brink: Climate Scientists Warn of Imminent 1.5C Breach
100% agreed just look at what all the " world leaders" are doing if anything its world war III which of course will save the climate 55555 -
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Early assessment suggests US strikes didn’t destroy Iran’s nuclear sites
"if the Iranians can have the enrichment plants up and running in a fairly short time then what does he do? Bomb again?" Yes, that is exactly what he would do. If the enrichment equipment is salvageable it is buried under a few hundred feet of concrete. It will take a lot of heavy equipment a lot of time to get down to it. Easy to monitor the progress and just as easy to put a stop to salvage efforts. And that is assuming it can be salvaged at all. -
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Report Phuket Tightens Grip on Migrant Labour Amidst Crackdown
Photo courtesy of The Phuket News Phuket is intensifying efforts to regulate its extensive migrant workforce, which includes approximately 126,980 workers from Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam. This move aims to ensure compliance with employment regulations and fairness in workplace practices. On Monday, 23rd June, a pivotal meeting was held, led by Thanapong Oncharoen, the Provincial Labour Welfare and Protection Officer, at the Phuket Provincial Employment Office. This marked the second gathering of a working group dedicated to monitoring foreign workers and ensuring that employers adhere to labour laws. As of 25th May, Phuket recorded 15,233 foreign nationals with valid work permits, comprising 14,460 temporary workers, 517 under investment promotions, and 250 minority workers. Despite challenges from the monsoon season, inspections have been relentless, focusing on eradicating illegal employment. Over May and June, officials inspected 2,850 establishments, assessing 25,940 migrant workers. This resulted in checks on 2,293 businesses and 20,060 workers, leading to prosecutions against nine employers and 48 workers for legal violations, marking progress in preventing exploitation. A growing concern involves Cambodian workers due to reports of illegal border crossings. Consequently, there will be heightened monitoring of Cambodian migrants in the area. To bolster enforcement, the working group will expand to include the Phuket Provincial Local Government, Public Health Office, and Social Development and Human Security Office. Officials emphasise that the initiative’s aim extends beyond enforcement; it seeks systematic, lawful, and fair management of foreign labour in alignment with national policies. Collaboration among government bodies is deemed crucial for the initiative's success, ensuring equitable working conditions for all foreign workers on the island. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-06-25 -
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Report Thai Hotels Warn of Job Cuts Amid Proposed Wage Hike
But are those items local Thai foodstuffs or imported luxury/electronic type items? -
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House lease via project company or girlfriend
It does here on Koh Phangan a wooden bungalow now cost 20k a month -
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Hey Norway just do it!
It might be if he had any other redeeming qualities, alas no.
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