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Category Archives: anthropocene
Nepal and hydroelectric projects (when all your eggs are in one basket)
161 private companies have developed hydropower projects in Nepal, with a total installed capacity of approximately 1,914.77 MW. Notable developers include Himal Power Ltd., Butwal Power Company, and Chilime Hydro Power Company. hpl.com.np investopaper.com Understanding hydropower building approach: Fundamentals Hydropower, or hydroelectric … Continue reading
US loss is Canada’s gain
Sadly, the US top researchers have been forced to leave their country to another, where they will be appreciated for their achievements in science. See Substack, Dean Blundell, full coverage of the topic:
Palestinians and NBC crew attacked by stick wielding Israeli (settler) thugs
Qusra, West Bank Masked Israeli settlers attacked a Palestinian woman and an NBC News crew in the West Bank town of Jalud on Saturday while the team was interviewing Aida Ahmed Abdullah, who said settlers had driven her family from … Continue reading
Bank Misr, UAE branch: US suspects money laundering for Iran (it takes one to know one)
The US knows all about money laundering in the banking system: August 04,2026 Wyden Releases New Report on Failure of Wall Street Banks to Blow the Whistle on Jeffrey Epstein’s Sex Trafficking and Money Laundering Schemes ‘Looking the Other … Continue reading
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Tagged banking system enablers, Dubai, Iran, Jeffrey Epstein, JP Morgan Chase, Melli Bank, Misr Bank, money laundering, Ron Wyden, sanctions, Scott Bessent, UAE, United States
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Brad Parscale covert activities: Argentina, Bolivia, Israel
Former Trump campaign manager registers as foreign agent for Israel by Laura Kelly – 09/30/25 President Trump’s former campaign manager Brad Parscale has registered as a foreign agent for Israel, hired to create digital campaigns combating antisemitism in a contract worth $6 … Continue reading
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Tagged antiglobalist, antisemitism, Argentina, attempted murder, Bolivia, Brad Pascale, Clock Tower X LLC, criminal activity, Donald J Trump, drug network, Fernando Cerimedo, israel, Javier Milei, manipulation of narrative using AI, Peter Thiel, prosecution, right wing politics, social media
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Watching Chile Trade Agreements and impact of El Niño
Chile in final phase of negotiations to reach trade deal with US, Chilean official says By Fabian Cambero August 26, 2025 SANTIAGO, Aug 26 (Reuters) – Chile is in the final phase of negotiations with the office of the United States … Continue reading
Syria’s hydrocarbon potential: US led plan
Here is an extract from https://oilprice.com/Geopolitics/Middle-East/How-the-US-and-UK-Are-Redrawing-Syrias-Energy-Map.html
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Tagged Abraham Accords, and Latakia, Assad, export terminals: Banias, fossil fuels, israel, mediterranean, Russia, Saudi Arabia, strategic power, Syrian Petroleum Company (SPC), Tartus, the U.S.’s ConocoPhillips and Great Britain’s Novaterra ConocoPhillips, UAE
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‘Being grateful that data centers remove their load from the grid is like thanking the arsonist for bringing you a bucket of water’
Friday 28th August 2026 SUPPORT RADICAL CLIMATE JOURNALISM -DONATE TO OUR WRITERS’ FUND TOP STORY THIS WEEK Heatwaves intensify data centre crisis Are heatwaves driving more use of data centre diesel generators to balance Britain’s grid? The High Voltage Switch … Continue reading
Investigating the investigators: Russia and US election interference
Ratcliffe went to Moscow and met directly with Russian intelligence officials, including Sergei Naryshkin, the head of Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service, the SVR. Source: Lev Parnas, Substack News of Ratcliffe’s trip to Russia, which the administration did not officially acknowledge until … Continue reading
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Tagged CIA, DOJ, election interference, John Brennan, John Ratcliffe, Kash Patel, NATO, Russia, Sergei Naryshkin, South Florida courts, SVR, ukraine, United States
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