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Nantucket Settlement Over Wind Turbine Blade Detachment Doesn’t End Dissatisfaction
Nantucket officials are not happy with Vineyard Wind. Feeling vulnerable after last summer’s turbine blade detachment, they’ve delivered 15 demands to the developer. The complaints include dissatisfaction with turbines’ lights and not including Nantucket in its emergency plans. What we have here is a failure to communicate. Last summer seemed … [continued]
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Waymo Coming to Dallas Next
Waymo continues to expand into more cities — quite rapidly these days. The Google spinoff that has been working on self-driving technology for a decade and a half took a long time to go beyond Phoenix, and a long time to go beyond Phoenix and the San Francisco Bay Area, … [continued]
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Why we don’t bike like the Dutch — yet
How did you get to work today?
Maybe, like 14% of Americans, you didn’t have to go anywhere because you work from home. But most people do need some form of transportation to earn a living. By far the biggest group is the 69% of people who drive to work alone.
30 years and counting: MPP Ernie Hardeman reflects on rare milestone
Oxford’s MPP was first elected to the provincial legislature in June 1995
How Ancient Kings & Their False God Screwed Up CleanTech Adoption & Other Climate Efforts Today
Even before 2025, the United States was a bit of a laggard in clean technology adoption (and that’s putting it optimistically). At all levels, cultural obstacles kept getting in the way, and that has only gotten worse. Even with Democratic Party control of the White House, House of Representatives, and … [continued]
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