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Google, AI, & Carbon Emissions — A Lesson In Situational Ethics
Google styles itself as a leader in the use of renewable energy, but it is backsliding on that commitment because of AI.
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Balcony Solar Is Here, And It’s Not Just For Balconies
Balcony solar kits can be placed anywhere sun is available, feeding clean electricity directly into household wiring while reducing monthly utility bills.
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Bisita Iglesia In The Age Of Energy Transition: Three Ways To Do It Cleanly
Every Holy Week, millions of Filipinos (wherever they are in the world) take part in Bisita Iglesia (literally, visiting churches), moving across cities and provinces to visit seven churches in a single day. It is a tradition rooted in faith, but in 2026, it is also an unintentional stress test … [continued]
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Norway Faces Energy Shortage As Lack Of Winter Snow Depletes Reservoirs
Norway is heavily reliant on hydropower for its electricity needs, but what if the water to spin turbines just isn’t available?
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Were Elon’s Politics A Significant Part of Cruddy Q1 Sales?
Let’s start with the hard numbers on this one. The Q1 2026 delivery numbers are officially out, and Tesla managed to deliver 358,023 vehicles. If you’re keeping track at home, that’s a pretty rough drop compared to the 386,810 cars they moved back in Q1 of 2024. Zach already put … [continued]
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