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China's Investment in Nuclear Reactors
36:07 - 41:11 (05:04)
China's plan to build 150 new nuclear reactors over the next 15 years at a cost of $450 billion, positions them as a potential global leader in nuclear energy and climate change mitigation. This investment could stir up conflict and change the perception of China as a foe to a leader in the global community.
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The speaker expresses offensive stereotypes of homeless people, accusing them of contributing nothing and participating in open-air drug markets.
36:07 - 37:54 (01:47)
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The speaker expresses offensive stereotypes of homeless people, accusing them of contributing nothing and participating in open-air drug markets. They also express skepticism towards the idea of providing them with financial assistance as a solution.
ChapterChina's Investment in Nuclear Reactors
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China recently announced their investment in building 150 new nuclear reactors over the next 15 years at a cost of about $450 billion, which could change their global position as a climate change leader instead of being seen as a foe, while also positioning the US as a laggard.
37:54 - 41:11 (03:16)
Summary
China recently announced their investment in building 150 new nuclear reactors over the next 15 years at a cost of about $450 billion, which could change their global position as a climate change leader instead of being seen as a foe, while also positioning the US as a laggard. This could be a catalyst for active domestic policies by policy makers and legislators in the inflationary environment, which may lead to a conflict somewhere.