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8 New Fast Charging Hubs Coming To Mostly Midwestern Locations

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The EV charger joint venture IONNA recently announced a new partnership with Casey’s to install 8 new fast charging hubs at Casey’s stores this year. The chargers will be 400 kW, which is quite fast, and Casey’s is a very familiar brand to many motorists.  The new charging hubs will … [continued]

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The Yangtze River Is Becoming the World’s Largest Electrified Trade Corridor

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The Gezhouba, a new 13,000-ton all-electric bulk carrier launched in Yichang, is more than a technical milestone. It is a sign that the electrification of inland shipping is moving from concept to inevitability. The vessel’s 24 MWh of containerized lithium battery modules can move cargo roughly 500 km on a … [continued]

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Dystopian Denials Of Climate Change Don’t Change The Facts

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I just finished the Kamala Harris memoir about the 2024 election, 107 Days. I come away from reading it even more unsettled than ever about the dystopian state of our democracy under President Donald J. Trump and his Project 2025 backers. Private companies and US citizens are hesitant to practice … [continued]

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Risk of Atlantic Current Collapsing Much Higher Than Previously Expected

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Unsurprisingly, climate risks keep growing. However, it’s not great to hear that one of the possibilities that has concerned me the most for almost two decades is getting more likely. That is the collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC). The AMOC brings warm water from tropical parts of … [continued]

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