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On at least 19 occasions since 2019, SpaceX’s operations have caused fires, leaks and explosions near its launch site in Boca Chica, Texas. These incidents reflect a broader debate over how to balance technological and economic progress against protections of delicate ecosystems and local communities. The New York Times investigative reporter Eric Lipton explains.

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    @cbbees1468

    NYT lied about:
    1. Stalin’s Holodomar
    2. Lance Armstrong doping scheme
    3. Russian collusion
    4. “The mostly peaceful protests of 2020” committed by the Left
    5. WMD’s in Iraq

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    @Angela-cc1hd

    Obviously it is, it’s disrupting the atmosphere, not happy with wrecking the Earth we now embark on doing the same to the various layers of spheres, like stratosphere and troposphere etc. Then it will affect the sun & the Moon and possibly other planets. In the end all of us?

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