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Key Events from the Boiling Planet

It is believed that everyone has felt the “extreme heat” in 2024. The Copernicus Climate Change Service of the European Union reported that the past 10 months (from June 2023 – March 2024) have been a period of record-breaking monthly global warming compared to the same months in previous years. This phenomenon, previously known as “global warming,” has escalated in severity and is now referred to as a “boiling planet.” Global warming causes “Climate Variability,” which is a natural phenomenon where climate conditions change from normal over periods longer than seasons or years.

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Why Doesn't Thailand Have Nuclear Power Plants Yet?

Nuclear power plants, once viewed with skepticism by many as a source of electricity, are now transforming into a new 'white knight' that can accelerate countries towards their 'Net Zero' goals, or achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions faster. Nuclear power generation stands out for leaving no carbon footprint and providing stable energy. Nuclear power emits 273 times less greenhouse gas than coal-fired power and has the lowest carbon footprint compared to other major clean energy sources like hydro and solar.

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