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Bitcoin uses how much water?
With the approval of ETFs, cryptocurrencies may gain momentum. The problem is that mining them is not what you would define as environmentally friendly.
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Earth Commandments: Honor, Preserve, and Engage with Nature
This is the first of four postings elaborating on Ten Commandments for Planet Earth.
Environment - How Badly Humans Handled It?
Industrial revolution of the 18th to 19th centuries exploited the growth potential of energy in fossil fuels. Coal for examples was used to power efficient engines and later was opted for electricity generation. Mid-20th century saw..
CPUC rejects enlarged community solar plan
In a decision that has sparked controversy, the California Public Utilities Commission last week (May 30) adopted scaled-back regulations on community solar projects. The order followed complaints by the state’s three large investor-owned..
The Duck is Learning to Fly: Batteries Are A Big Deal
Battery storage has quickly reduced the problem of sharp afternoon "ramping" that was feared a decade ago when the "Duck Curve" create fear of declining electric reliability as solar became more common. EV batteries will solve the rest of this..
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