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Flooding, washouts affecting Grey-Bruce roads, communities
Motorists in Bruce County are being asked to exercise caution when driving due to localized flooding on some roadways. Several roads across Grey and Bruce remained closed on Thursday morning after heavy rains and snowmelt caused area waterways to spill their banks in some areas. Flood watches by both the Grey Sauble Conservation Authority and […]
Cars Shouldn’t Control Critical Safety Systems With Chatbots
In some ways, software-defined vehicles are great. By tying basically everything to a computer, you can gain a lot of control over practically everything. You can use a physical control (unless you opt for a cheapskate car company that eliminates nearly all of them), the car’s infotainment screen, a mobile … [continued]
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Oʻahu’s Real Energy System: Stripping Away Aviation, Shipping, & Military Demand
Energy discussions about Hawaiʻi often begin with the largest numbers on the chart. Aviation fuel, maritime bunkering, and military logistics dominate many of the data tables that describe the state’s energy system. When those numbers are placed on a single chart, the scale of the challenge appears enormous and the … [continued]
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Hawaiʻi’s Energy Reality: Population, Petroleum, and the Island Divide
In my previous assessments of Hawaiʻi’s energy system, I examined specific infrastructure decisions such as proposed LNG imports and the role of legacy petroleum assets. Those analyses focused on timing, economics, and the risk of locking in fossil pathways that do not align with the state’s statutory commitment to 100% … [continued]
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Trail Talk: Blizzard can’t douse candlelight walk
Roughly 200 people gathered for the 30th annual event, despite the high winds