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Repairs to Wiarton Willie’s home, search for new albino groundhog continues
South Bruce Peninsula council approved a $6,000 bill to make repairs to Wiarton Willie’s home as the search for a new groundhog is ongoing. At a regular council meeting on Tuesday, Town of South Bruce Peninsula councillors approved funding for repairs from the town’s festival and events reserve. The town actually has two Wiarton Willie […]
More volatile weather sparks new Michigan trend: tornado safe rooms
Michigan recently announced a rebate program for homeowners who build tornado safe rooms. Many houses in Michigan are not constructed to withstand intense winds.
Two companies fined $145K for fatal construction-site injury
Two companies face a combined $145,000 in fines for a workplace death on a construction project west of Strathroy, the province says. The Ministry of Labour announced Tuesday a $130,000 fine against farming and construction company Agro Acres and a $15,000 fine against contractor Nick De Jong of De Jong Excavating for a fatal workplace […]
A Pilot Is Not Proof Of A Market
Energy transition analysis is littered with evidence that is real and stories that are not. A pilot exists, therefore the market is forming. A government grant lands, therefore the technology has been validated. An offtake agreement appears, therefore customers must be willing to pay. A large company issues a press … [continued]
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Underwater Data Centers Are Real, But The Hype Is Getting Ahead Of The Engineering
China now has commercial underwater data centers, and that is worth taking seriously. It is also worth not losing our minds over it, which is apparently harder than it should be whenever servers, seawater, and artificial intelligence appear in the same sentence. The basic pitch is attractive. Data centers generate … [continued]
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