Tag: April
Local ball players help Team Canada win silver at Pan Am games
A trio of local ball players keep hauling home the softball hardware. Matthew Weiler (Hepworth), Alex McGillivray (Durham) and Mac Mulvay (Wingham) helped Team Canada win the silver medal at the 2025 U23 Pan American Softball games, held in La Pampa, Argentina, last month. Canada finished 5-2 in the preliminary round, placing third behind Mexico […]
EVs Take A Record 98.9% Share In Norway – Tesla Model Y Dominates
September saw plugin EVs take a record 98.9% share in Norway, up from 97.5% year on year. BEVs alone took 98.3% share, also a record high. Overall auto volume was 14,329 units, up some 11% YoY. The Tesla Model Y was the best-selling vehicle. September’s auto market saw combined EVs … [continued]
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The Economics Of Renewables — The Bottom Line Is Often Hidden By Hyperbole
It’s football season, and that means a lot of punting and feinting. Those moves are also a metaphor for the disinformation about renewables spewing from right-wing governments. They claim renewables are too costly to compete with fossil fuels unless they receive huge subsidies. They complain that renewables can’t meet a … [continued]
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NASA Space Solar Project Focuses On Cutting Costs
The new documentary Bright Harvest: Powering Earth From Space has brought the painstaking labwork of space solar to the big screen, creating a minor buzz across the Intertubes over the prospect of beaming solar energy down to receivers on Earth for firm, reliable, 24/7 clean power regardless of the weather. … [continued]
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Saugeen First Nation celebrates beach victory with ceremony and fun
‘I’m just feeling very grateful that it’s over and done with. We have finally been able to reclaim what has always been ours.’ — Shawnessy Thompson, Saugeen First Nation