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Clash of the Titans: Trump and Musk's Public Fallout Sends Shockwaves Through Washington
OMG, to counter the criminal sex offender's lying rhetoric, Elon Musk is posting facts on his X media. He’s sharing how the BBB will bankrupt the U.S. and how "solar power is so obviously the future for anyone who can do elementary math." He also deleted his comment about Epstein and Trump and says he’ll apologize when the Epstein files are released. https://x.com/elonmusk -
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Report Thai Oil Implements Emergency Response After Sriracha Oil Spill
Dispersants are chemicals that are sprayed on a surface oil slick to break down the oil into smaller droplets that more readily mix with the water. Dispersants do not reduce the amount of oil entering the environment, but push the effects of the spill underwater. ie... sink the oil. -
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So Long And Thanks For All The Fish - Ukraine bombs Russian Nuclear Bombers
Do you really think the entire world is stupid enough to believe that nonsense? Do you really think Putin had no justification whatsoever? You gloss over the involvement of the CIA in Ukraine over the years, the broken promises of the West, the anti-Russian phobia manufactured to induce paranoia and ensure a continued flow of money to the arms merchants, the history of mistreatment of the Russian speaking people in the Donbas by Ukrainian Nazi elements. I could go on, but most people realize what happened. So yes, Putin had some justification and, but for some Neocon nutcases, the conflict could have ended several years ago with Ukraine retaining much of its territory and its political structure. That day has passed,, and Ukraine is now finding out the hard way. -
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22 crew rescued in North Pacific after ship carrying 3,000 cars catches fire, 800 EVs.
A ChatGPT query learns that > there are parking lots where electric vehicles (EVs) are restricted or prohibited, primarily due to fire safety concerns associated with lithium-ion batteries. These restrictions are more prevalent in certain countries and specific types of parking facilities.koreatimes.co.kr+5timesunion.com+5news.com.au+5 🔥 Fire Safety Concerns Leading to EV Parking Restrictions EV fires, while statistically less frequent than those involving gasoline vehicles, can be more challenging to extinguish and may cause significant damage, especially in enclosed spaces like underground parking lots. This has led to various measures being implemented in different regions: South Korea: Following a significant incident in August 2024 where a Mercedes-Benz EQE EV caught fire in an underground parking lot in Incheon, causing extensive damage and displacing residents, several measures were adopted: The Seoul Metropolitan Government announced plans to restrict EVs charged over 90% from entering underground parking areas in apartment buildings. Some residential complexes and commercial buildings in Seoul and surrounding areas have independently banned EVs from underground parking facilities. Companies like KT and LG Display have prohibited or discouraged EVs from using underground parking at their facilities. koreatimes.co.kr+5wsj.com+5straitstimes.com+5straitstimes.com+3koreatimes.co.kr+3koreajoongangdaily.joins.com+3wapcar.my China: In response to concerns over EV fires, certain hotels and commercial buildings have started banning battery electric vehicles (BEVs) from underground parking. This move, while controversial, is permitted under Chinese laws that hold building owners responsible for fire safety. thetimes.co.uk+12wapcar.my+12news.com.au+12 United States: In Saratoga Springs, New York, a condominium complex implemented a moratorium on parking new EVs in their underground garage due to fire safety concerns. This decision has sparked debate among residents and experts about the actual risks posed by EVs. timesunion.com+1thetimes.co.uk+1 United Kingdom: A father was denied entry to a hospital car park in Liverpool because his EV was considered a fire risk. The hospital cited advice from the local fire service and ongoing sprinkler upgrades as reasons for the temporary restriction. thetimes.co.uk
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