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Ontario Pumped Storage plan requires full federal impact assessment
This project’s 1,000 MW output would supply one million homes for up to 11 hours. TC Energy has been advancing the project since 2019. But critics favour alternatives to pumping water back and forth in Georgian Bay.
Why Is There Such A Male Fascination With Fossil Fuels? It’s Called Petromasculinity
Energy, retail, transportation, food, and other corporate sectors are backing away from their original sustainability goals. For example, US automakers have announced tens of billions of dollars in losses attributable to their EV investments, but many of them had lobbied vigorously for rolling back vehicle emissions regulations. The refusal to … [continued]
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Waymo Robotaxis Have To Take A Break In Atlanta — Can’t Handle Flooding
Waymo robotaxis are clearly the most advanced in terms of real-world customer service in Western countries. They are now operating at quite high volume in several cities. However, in San Antonio and now also Atlanta, they have been running into a problem. They keep trying to drive through flooded streets. … [continued]
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A Mothers’ Day Call: Women, Rise Up For Transformative Clean Energy!
Yesterday, we celebrated Mothers’ Day — and, no, the apostrophe is correct in the plural rather than singular designation. That’s because it was the entire community of women, not just individual moms, who were originally celebrated in the 1870s by Julia Ward Howe. Howe cried out for women to take … [continued]
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Control of Michigan Senate ‘teeters’ on 35th District special election
The long-awaited race will determine if Democrats are able to maintain their slim one-seat majority in the chamber for the final months of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s tenure.
