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Clean-tech startup Fluxnium emerged from stealth with $7M in seed funding, claiming its polymer-fiber technology can extract enough dissolved uranium from seawater to fuel civilization for 50,000 years.
Could reshape the global nuclear fuel supply chain and reduce geopolitical dependence on a handful of uranium-exporting nations.
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Australian expat community in Bali shaken; consular support activated
Read the impactA left-wing government under Andersson would reverse Kristersson's immigration and labor policies.
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