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Thailand Sets Sights on Nuclear Power Integration by 2037
How will they manage nuclear reactors...because... So far, the delivery of electric power to almost every home around here is very substandard. So many outages. So many micro-power-cuts. They ought to just let China come in and completely take over the entire grid. This is the only hope for improvements by the year 2050. -
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Russia and Iran to Solidify Alliance with Strategic Partnership Treaty
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Russia's Gazprom Faces Over 1,500 Job Cuts Amid European Market Decline
Pretty accurate quote. Last year alone, they are said to have lost 427000 men: Daily average comes around 1169. Looks like it would take a lot shorter than a week... how many lives lost in russian army in one day in invasion ukraine? - Google Search -
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Palisades Fire in LA has zero containment
As an interesting aside, in California, loans on property are secured with a deed of trust. And under California law, the lender's only real recourse is to foreclose on the deed of trust in the event of non-payment. California has both an "once form of action rule" and an anti-deficiency statute. So, anyone who was wiped out by the fire doesn't have to worry about the lender coming after them for any unpaid balance on the loan. The lender can foreclose on the deed of trust and reclaim the property. That's it. Again, banks or whoever is holding those loans will be in trouble. https://casetext.com/statute/california-codes/california-code-of-civil-procedure/part-2-of-civil-actions/title-10-actions-in-particular-cases/chapter-1-actions-for-the-foreclosure-of-mortgages/section-726-one-form-of-action-judgment-of-court-decree-for-foreclosure/analysis?citingPage=1&sort=relevance -
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