Unlike nuclear fission, which is used in conventional nuclear power, no hazardous waste products are left behind.
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700 Mayo Clinic employees FIRED for not getting vaccinated
About 1% of Mayo Clinic workers failed to meet Monday’s deadline to either get vaccinated or prove exemption, despite most exemption requests being granted, and will now be fired for not complying.
The 73k workforce were told back in July about the requirements, and will return to the full quota if workers adhere to the group’s vaccine requirements.
A group of 38 Minnesota lawmakers sent the center a letter in December urging them to compromise on their mandate, saying: “People deserve to make this decision based on the benefits and risks for themselves and not coerced or forced into doing so by threat of losing one’s job.”
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About 1% of Mayo Clinic workers failed to meet Monday’s deadline to either get vaccinated or prove exemption, despite most exemption requests being granted, and will now be fired for not complying.
The 73k workforce were told back in July about the requirements, and will return to the full quota if workers adhere to the group’s vaccine requirements.
A group of 38 Minnesota lawmakers sent the center a letter in December urging them to compromise on their mandate, saying: “People deserve to make this decision based on the benefits and risks for themselves and not coerced or forced into doing so by threat of losing one’s job.”
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Crypto Crimes Cost $14 BILLION Last Year
Blockchain researcher Chainalysis has claimed crimes involving cryptocurrencies copst a eye-watering $14 BN in 2021 as crypto payments to darknet market and ransomware wallets shot up 80%.
“Criminal abuse of cryptocurrency creates huge impediments for continued adoption, heightens the likelihood of restrictions being imposed by governments, and worst of all victimizes innocent people around the world,” Chainalysis said.
Their report added that cryptocurrency theft rose more than five-fold from 2020 to $3.2bn, mostly from DeFi sites offering lending and insurance services.
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Blockchain researcher Chainalysis has claimed crimes involving cryptocurrencies copst a eye-watering $14 BN in 2021 as crypto payments to darknet market and ransomware wallets shot up 80%.
“Criminal abuse of cryptocurrency creates huge impediments for continued adoption, heightens the likelihood of restrictions being imposed by governments, and worst of all victimizes innocent people around the world,” Chainalysis said.
Their report added that cryptocurrency theft rose more than five-fold from 2020 to $3.2bn, mostly from DeFi sites offering lending and insurance services.
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Asteroid the size of two Empire State Buildings approaching Earth in 'first flyby of 2022' - NASA
A massive asteroid from NASA’s ‘potentially hazardous’ list is set to pass Earth later this month. With an estimated diameter of at least a kilometer, asteroid (7482) 1994 PC1 is capable of causing a worldwide cataclysm if it strikes our planet. However, the chances of that happening are extremely low.
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A massive asteroid from NASA’s ‘potentially hazardous’ list is set to pass Earth later this month. With an estimated diameter of at least a kilometer, asteroid (7482) 1994 PC1 is capable of causing a worldwide cataclysm if it strikes our planet. However, the chances of that happening are extremely low.
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Asteroid the size of two Empire State Buildings approaching Earth — RT World News
A massive asteroid from NASA’s ‘potentially hazardous’ list that is two and a half times the height of New York’s Empire State Building is set to pass Earth later this month.
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Blinken on Kazakhstan: “Once Russians are in your house, sometimes it is very difficult to get them to leave”
US Sec. of State Antony Blinken delivered his remarks Friday prior to meeting his Russian counterparts next week:
“We’re prepared to respond forcefully to further Russian aggression, but a diplomatic solution is still possible – and preferable – if Russia chooses it.”
Blinken also said the US are “very concerned” about developments in Kazakhstan and they “have questions” about the nature of the request from the CSTO.
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US Sec. of State Antony Blinken delivered his remarks Friday prior to meeting his Russian counterparts next week:
“We’re prepared to respond forcefully to further Russian aggression, but a diplomatic solution is still possible – and preferable – if Russia chooses it.”
Blinken also said the US are “very concerned” about developments in Kazakhstan and they “have questions” about the nature of the request from the CSTO.
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NATO Chief: Diplomacy "May Not Bring Results" with Russia
Ahead of NATO/Russia talks starting on Jan 12, Sec. Gen. Jens Stoltenberg said the alliance believes armed conflict over Ukraine is possible, but that NATO is ready to listen to Russia’s concerns and find a way forward.
Stoltenberg also said:
◾ NATO won't compromise on the right to join and will continue to strengthen the defenses of the member states, including training troops and providing equipment in Ukraine.
◾NATO will discuss security with Russia, but there is always a risk that diplomacy will not bring results.
◾ NATO under no circumstances will compromise on the basic principle that each country can choose its own defense alliances.
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Ahead of NATO/Russia talks starting on Jan 12, Sec. Gen. Jens Stoltenberg said the alliance believes armed conflict over Ukraine is possible, but that NATO is ready to listen to Russia’s concerns and find a way forward.
Stoltenberg also said:
◾ NATO won't compromise on the right to join and will continue to strengthen the defenses of the member states, including training troops and providing equipment in Ukraine.
◾NATO will discuss security with Russia, but there is always a risk that diplomacy will not bring results.
◾ NATO under no circumstances will compromise on the basic principle that each country can choose its own defense alliances.
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