The largest thermal power unit with the largest flue gas water extraction capacity in my country was put into operation with an annual green power generation of 6.6 billion kWh, realizing "turning waste into treasure"

According to Reuters on June 2nd, the United States has made two high-level visits to Saudi Arabia within a month, hoping to stabilize relations with the country after years of differences and deepening distrust. According to the report, the US State Department said that following the visit of Jack Sullivan, the Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, to Saudi Arabia on May 7, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken will also meet with officials of the world's largest oil exporter next week. Although no breakthrough is expected, analysts said that the purpose of Antony Blinken's trip includes, to some extent, restoring the influence of oil prices on Riyadh, countering the influence of China and Russia, and paving the way for the eventual normalization of relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel. The report pointed out that two long-term changes aggravated the challenges faced by Antony Blinken. Firstly, the relationship between the United States and Saudi Arabia

According to a report on the website of the Spanish newspaper "Pioneer" on June 3, a spokesperson for the federal prosecutor's office in Karlsruhe, southwestern Germany, confirmed on June 2 that German police searched the residence of a person suspected of being involved in the destruction of natural gas pipelines "Nord Stream 1" and "Nord Stream 2" in May. According to multiple media reports, the house that was searched at the end of last month is located in Frankfurt on the banks of the Oder River, a municipality in the state of Brandenburg, only a few kilometers from the Polish border. According to the above-mentioned media reports, the female tenant of the house was questioned as a witness. She is the former partner of Ukrainian citizen Stefan M, who is currently the main suspect under German investigation. This suspect is a member of the Ukrainian armed forces and is currently participating in combat operations on the front line. ▲ Data images

According to the New York Times website on May 31, from 1950 to 1990, the US Department of Energy produced an average of four nuclear bombs per day, which were produced in hastily built factories with few environmental measures, leaving behind a large amount of toxic radioactive waste. The report states that the most serious problem is undoubtedly in the Hanford factory area in Washington state. Engineers sent there to handle radioactive waste after the Cold War discovered 54 million gallons of highly radioactive sludge, which was produced during the production of plutonium in American atomic bombs, including the atomic bomb dropped in Nagasaki, Japan in 1945. Underground storage tanks filter out toxic waste into the Columbia River just 6 miles away, clean up these tanks and stabilize them in some way for permanent disposal, which is the most encountered in history

In the new round of COVID-19 infection, there are many "first positive" infected people, but there are also many "second positive" infected people. Some people are worried that there may even be "three suns" and "four suns" in the future. So what damage will repeated infection of COVID-19 do to the human body? Can COVID-19 antiviral drugs be used as prophylactic drugs? On June 3rd, at the International Hospital Infection Control Forum held in Shanghai, a reporter from First Financial interviewed Professor Lu Hongzhou, the director of Shenzhen Third People's Hospital, on a series of issues that people are concerned about. CBI: How is this round of COVID-19 infection different from the last round? Lu Hongzhou: In my opinion, the current round of COVID-19 infection cannot be called "the second wave", because it does not affect our normal life and work. A more accurate description should be called "echelon infection". Because most people already possess resistance

On June 3rd local time, US President Biden officially signed a bill on the federal government's debt ceiling and budget, suspending the debt ceiling until early 2025 and imposing spending restrictions on fiscal years 2024 and 2025. This is the 103rd time since the end of World War II that the United States has adjusted its debt ceiling. Previously, the bill had already been passed in the United States House of Representatives and Senate. Treasury Secretary Yellen previously warned congressional leaders that the federal government may run out of funds on June 5th, and if Congress does not raise the debt ceiling before Monday, it could lead to an economic disaster. Biden praised himself in his speech. The day before, Biden delivered a speech in the Oval Office of the White House, celebrating the agreement between the Democratic and Republican parties. This was also Biden's first speech in the Oval Office since taking office