The Queensland government has been rocked by a major biosecurity breach: hundreds of vials containing deadly viruses, including Hendra, Lyssavirus, and Hantavirus, have gone missing from a laboratory. This alarming discovery has sent shockwaves through the scientific community and raised serious concerns about public health risks. The missing vials were uncovered during an investigation into a freezer malfunction at Queensland’s Public Health Virology Laboratory. Authorities are still unclear whether the vials were stolen, destroyed, or simply misplaced. Despite the uncertainty, Queensland Health Minister Tim Nicholls has tried to reassure the public, stating there’s no evidence of immediate risk to the community.
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Sounds like either nothing or part of an Elite Plot to cull the useless eaters before the next Great Depression.
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Storm Darragh Leaves U.K. Solar Farm in Pieces
Storm Darragh has ravaged Anglesey's Porth Wen solar farm, tearing hundreds of panels from their mounts, shredding turbine blades and leaving a cleanup effort that will stretch well into 2025.
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UK consumers have paid $1.3 billion this year to turn off wind farms and start-up gas plants
The UK is on track to waste a record amount of wind power in 2024. The grid can’t cope with the increase in the number of wind farms and blustery weather and so wind farms are being paid to turn off. “So far this year, the UK has spent more than £1 billion ($1.3 billion) in ‘congestion costs’ to turn off plants that can’t deliver electricity because of grid constraints, and switch on others,” Bloomberg reports. A cost that is ultimately borne by consumers.
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