Tag: National
Philippine Coach Builder Makes EV Isetta-like EV and Hopes to Scale
In the world of high-performance automotive engineering, “Class-A surfaces” and aerodynamic symmetry are the benchmarks of success. These are the standards Adonis Lagangan mastered while building the fiberglass shell of the original British Keating TKR supercar capable of blistering speeds exceeding 400 km/h (~248 mp/h). But today, Lagangan isn’t focused … [continued]
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Joi Scientific’s Long Hydrogen Illusion
Joi Scientific is back, at least in the sense that matters for companies built around stories. The website is live again. The company is issuing press releases again. The language has been refreshed. A new patent family has been published. Advisors and physicists are being named. A Florida corporate shell … [continued]
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A Tale of Four Cities on Infill, Emissions, & Political Nerve
This is a tale of four cities, Calgary, Edmonton, Minneapolis, and Vancouver, each trying to answer the same question in a different way. How do you make room for more people in existing neighborhoods without pushing growth ever farther outward, and how do you do it in a way that … [continued]
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Ontario to shorten teacher training program from two years to one
The province says the change will help get more teachers into classrooms faster.
Residential Rooftop Solar Nightmare In Massachusetts
Getting permission to connect a large rooftop solar system to the grid may be more trouble than its worth for many homeowners.
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