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Nobody Will Believe Me

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By Bruce Wallace
| Medium
Bruce Wallace · Follow 3 min read · -- Seong Gi Hun, October 31st, 1974. I would like to file a police report, there is a children’s game where people are being killed, and it’s happening right here in South Korea. Why are you laughing? Why are you laughing at me?! You think this is funny, some joke? You don’t know what I’ve had to see, what I went through. It’s not a joke, People are dead! I saw it I swear, and - Drunk? Schizo? This is the third police station to say that.
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Why Drug Checking Is Key to Harm Reduction

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By Bruce Wallace
| The Tyee Verified
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Hydrogen can be a low-carbon fuel that works for everyone

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By Bruce Wallace
| iPolitics Verified
Hydrogen is having a moment. Suddenly, this potentially carbon-free source of energy is on everyone’s lips. The federal government announced today a new national hydrogen strategy, joining governments and industries across the world who see hydrogen as a key enabler of a net-zero carbon future. Why the fuss? Well for one thing, hydrogen has real potential to take a chunk out of greenhouse gas emissions that remain stubbornly high, despite pledges to reduce them.
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