James Walsh
@lensofjw.bsky.social
“Judge a man by his questions rather than by his answers”
Currently focused on climate change mitigation in Africa: p2x.co.za
Previous filmmaking: sinamatella.com
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Photography: jameswalsh.work
Currently focused on climate change mitigation in Africa: p2x.co.za
Previous filmmaking: sinamatella.com
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Photography: jameswalsh.work
Reposted by James Walsh
8/ We therefore only need to substitute part of the current primary energy demand
As Saul Griffith, @rewiringamerica.bsky.social shows with electrification "we’ll only need 40-50% of the energy we currently use to do all of the things that we do today. So it actually makes the project a lot easier"
As Saul Griffith, @rewiringamerica.bsky.social shows with electrification "we’ll only need 40-50% of the energy we currently use to do all of the things that we do today. So it actually makes the project a lot easier"
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June 10, 2025 at 3:19 PM
8/ We therefore only need to substitute part of the current primary energy demand
As Saul Griffith, @rewiringamerica.bsky.social shows with electrification "we’ll only need 40-50% of the energy we currently use to do all of the things that we do today. So it actually makes the project a lot easier"
As Saul Griffith, @rewiringamerica.bsky.social shows with electrification "we’ll only need 40-50% of the energy we currently use to do all of the things that we do today. So it actually makes the project a lot easier"
Reposted by James Walsh
Thinking of frequency control as a service that can be provided in many ways is really important because fossil fuel interests always prey on simple minds to push for subsidies to thermal power, rather than a technology neutral approach, as the solution.
May 1, 2025 at 11:53 AM
Thinking of frequency control as a service that can be provided in many ways is really important because fossil fuel interests always prey on simple minds to push for subsidies to thermal power, rather than a technology neutral approach, as the solution.
Reposted by James Walsh
Read that last bit again. "Tipping cascades" -- which would effectively augur the end of a recognizably human world -- are a real possibility on our *current trajectory*.
We are toying with the fate of all future generations of human beings. Look around. Are we acting like it?
We are toying with the fate of all future generations of human beings. Look around. Are we acting like it?
April 15, 2025 at 5:28 PM
Read that last bit again. "Tipping cascades" -- which would effectively augur the end of a recognizably human world -- are a real possibility on our *current trajectory*.
We are toying with the fate of all future generations of human beings. Look around. Are we acting like it?
We are toying with the fate of all future generations of human beings. Look around. Are we acting like it?