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Iran's lithium deposits are estimated at 8.5 million metric tons, which would make it the world's second largest lithium reserve after Chile
Irony.
The CradleIran discovers world’s second largest lithium reserve
History has seen the pigeon fancier take many forms. From Robespierre to Elizabeth II, Pablo Picasso to Mike Tyson, the diversity of those known to favour the animal suggests an appeal that transcends specificities. During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the breeding and aesthetic appreciation—or ‘fancying’—of these birds was considered a pursuit of the upper […]
Dono da Tac Pro, em Brasília, também responde a processo por venda ilegal de armas.
The post Spa do tiro: Policiais atuam como instrutores em clube de tiro que aluga armas proibidas appeared first on The Intercept.
Yeah, I finished the draft a few weeks ago. I’ve sent it out to a few agents so far. No bites yet, but I’m still hopeful!
What’s it about? Oh, right, that’s a very reasonable and understandable question to ask a friend who just finished writing a book. And since I guess my ideal outcome here would be for that book to get published and become a runaway success, providing me with plenty of opportunities to talk about it, summarizing the plot to you, one of my good friends who doesn’t write himself and is thus both not in any sort of unspoken competition with me in this field and unlikely to be particularly judgmental about the plot, should be an easy and enjoyable experience.
The Pulitzer-winning journalist discusses the fallout from his report exposing how the US blew up the Nord Stream 2 pipelines. Seymour Hersh joins Aaron Maté to discuss his report on how the Biden administration bombed the Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines, which blew up not only a vital Russian-German infrastructure project but a key off-ramp to peace in Ukraine. Guest: Seymour Hersh. Pulitzer-winning journalist who writes at https://seymourhersh.substack.com/. Video: Audio:
The post Seymour Hersh: US bombed Nord Stream to prolong the Ukraine proxy war appeared first on The Grayzone.
by Orsolya Lelkes
Happiness matters. The quest for happiness is an elementary life force and an inherent part of steady state economies. Many fear that reducing material consumption will bring a decline in happiness. We do not like to lose what we already have. Recession and income loss tend to hurt.
On the other hand, voluntary adjustment of priorities in life may boost well-being, as a simpler life might deliver more of what many are missing: health,
The post Happiness Matters, Even in a Steady State Economy! Part 2: Flourishing Life appeared first on Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy.
“Politicians are calling people demonstrating on the streets ‘terrorists’ for protesting for a new constitution,” Eliana Carlin, a Peruvian political scientist from Lima tells Behind the Headlines host, Lee Camp. Peru is currently in a state of crisis, after years of anti-austerity protests, the election of a humble teacher and union leader, Pedro Castillo, as […]
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