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Environmentally destructive large hydro has no place in any grid. We need advanced geothermal, wind, and solar.
February 10, 2026 at 11:31 AM
Environmentally destructive large hydro has no place in any grid. We need advanced geothermal, wind, and solar.
Compare and contrast with Japan and South Korea. Lessons to learn—not to learn—from them. Ask about arc furnaces, which Mark Jacobson says can suffice for all heavy industry and be powered with no nuclear.
January 27, 2026 at 1:41 PM
Compare and contrast with Japan and South Korea. Lessons to learn—not to learn—from them. Ask about arc furnaces, which Mark Jacobson says can suffice for all heavy industry and be powered with no nuclear.
That might be sort of a “big picture“ interview. If you’re up for that sort of expansive interview, I would really look forward to a podcast with Stanford University professor, Mark Z. Jacobson with a view from 30,000 feet about an overall 100% clean energy system for the United States and beyond.
May 17, 2025 at 4:49 AM
That might be sort of a “big picture“ interview. If you’re up for that sort of expansive interview, I would really look forward to a podcast with Stanford University professor, Mark Z. Jacobson with a view from 30,000 feet about an overall 100% clean energy system for the United States and beyond.
Can’t say it enough. Trees, trees, and more trees. earthsky.org/earth/reside...
New study says residential trees can affect human health
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March 31, 2025 at 5:06 PM
Can’t say it enough. Trees, trees, and more trees. earthsky.org/earth/reside...
A huge eye roll to those afraid of “Americanisms,” using “afraid”intentionally since many who claim to disdain actually fear. As an American, I love and embrace “Britishims” like “dodgy,” a word that no term in American English can quite capture the full nuance of. Brits, get on/over it.
February 4, 2025 at 3:22 PM
A huge eye roll to those afraid of “Americanisms,” using “afraid”intentionally since many who claim to disdain actually fear. As an American, I love and embrace “Britishims” like “dodgy,” a word that no term in American English can quite capture the full nuance of. Brits, get on/over it.