Power lines today, explains Michelle Lewis writing at Electrek, are mostly 'dumb' which is to say that there is no information about how much more electricity is being delivered than is needed, or how much less.
Japan and Korea leaders have declared national emergencies around these issues. They have spent billions over the past 20-30 years and plan to spend tens of billions. However, Nextbigfuture believes the programs have already been flawed and inadequat
This device was specially developed to remove the hangings on the power grid system which could cause power off in storming weather. Normally, in the street, you can see the people getting off the hangings or cutting off the tree branches with bucket
A breakthrough fusion experiment has produced a net gain in energy, for only the second time ever and with improved performance over the first successful attempt.
Arizona power companies aren't winging it - I don't know about you, but this immediately provoked a question for me: "Were the eye rolls at the state's largest utilities executed with the same sweep and rotation as my own?"
Nuclear reactors are designed to operate for decades and are typically licensed for 20 to 40 years, and they can last even longer with license renewals
In the nameless bar everything is a little grim, a little dirty, a little sad. A little like a funeral. One of the men grabs a woman by the belt, and they slowly stagger against the brightly lit jukebox without looking at each other. On a chair again
Thorium-based molten salt reactor nuclear energy system (TMSR) is a type of fourth-generation nuclear reactor that uses thorium as fuel. It is 100 times safer than uranium and has the potential to provide human energy needs for 20,000 years. TMSR is
UQ Laureate Fellow Professor Karen Thorpe from the Queensland Brain Institute led a study of more than 900 childcare centres across Queensland that showed those in disadvantaged communities, where food insecurity was highest, were less likely to prov
Also for 50 years -- it seemed as though not a season went by without some hyped-up act of "Islamic Terror" or "suicide bombing" to get the bewildered boobs of Normiedom all agitated and hateful against the big bad Muslims --- and all teary-eyed
A 10,000 square kilometer solar farm in the middle of the desert would be enough to power the entire world. But there's a challenge. How do you get that energy distributed around the globe?
Scientists have carried out an analysis of the energy potential of combining these facilities with floating solar panels, calculating these hybrid plants could meet a "significant" portion of the world's current electricity needs.
Will you Moooo like a good Corona Cow when the ranchers who are "the government" decree that businesses may reopen provided the workers - and customers - mask up?
Sapolski's findings show that the kind of progress we dream about is unquestionably possible. That puts the burden back on us, of course… and that scares a lot of people… but let there be no more question, we CAN step into a better age.
The Forces of Freedom and Change leading the protests in Sudan have announced the cessation of civil disobedience as of 3:30 pm Tuesday.
A well-informed source said this move came in response to the Ethiopian mediation's request, according to
We are in a very peculiar ideological and political place in which Democracy (oh sainted Democracy) is a very good thing, unless the voters reject the technocrat class's leadership. Then the velvet gloves come off.
"Bitcoin is evil" articles exist in profusion, and these days I pretty much ignore them. But one of the recent types - raising awareness of Bitcoin's environmental unsustainability - has engaged me. As it turns out, I have an unusual backgr
Those who manage the There's A Better Way program will tell you that the homeless aren't necessarily lazy. They simply lack access to the same opportunities that the rest of us do. Many of them lack photo ID cards and Social Security cards, which a
In the small Gulf Coast city of Victoria, Texas, there are several churches, but just one synagogue, and one mosque -- at least, until the mosque mysteriously burned down on Saturday, according to the New York Times.
One of the main things that people usually bring up in defense of government is the idea that without the government there would not be any roads, or that the roads would somehow fall into disrepair.
Paul Harding (Sleep Biology) and Judy Staub (local Phoenix activist) come in studio for 3 hours to talk about the dangers of smart meters and cell phone towers, and can analyze home EMF pollution and provide solutions.
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