We’re going to be paying in so many ways for decades because of that asshole

Trump is killing the USA

The study found that exercise was one of the more effective treatments for chronic back pain

I’m EU subsidized solar more that the US did.

I hope you find your way. Depression is insidious, but millions of people find a way through to live a self-satisfying life. I hope you can be one of us.

There’s incentive to move to solar and batteries to avoid the rate increases due to solar installations reducing billable power delivery.

They posted something that subscribers to the community would want to see and a bunch of other thought less people are try to make it less visible to the subscribers.

Downvotes are meaningful to visibility.

On 19.3 it seems to show the Cyrillic text in the preview on multiple instances. I can’t find your post on lemm.ee so I couldn’t test on 19.5

Nope. I’ve got English and Spanish on my phone. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

This is what I see on my phone:

For people who would prefer to read an article with references rather than watch a video:

https://undecidedmf.com/can-solar-rooftops-power-the-world/

Why is the preview showing Cyrillic text?

It’s the circle of life

Any journalist knows that when you reveal your sources, you find it harder to have any useful sources and you become less relevant.

I hope this isn’t part of a disinformation campaign, but if it is, it’s an impressive commitment to disinformation.

harness it,

Getting more efficient and cost effective at a rapid pace. Still some environmental concerns over manufacturing, raw materials acquisition, and disposal of old equipment.

store it,

Getting more efficient and cost effective at a less rapid pace. Still significant environmental concerns over manufacturing, raw materials acquisition, and disposal of old equipment.

then distribute it.

Lots of effort and resources needed for this part. Need to subsidize consumer appliance conversion better.

If it can’t be cost effective it won’t happen. It won’t slow down solar or other green house gas emission neutral options. I’m not rooting for that scenario.

If it can be done cheaper this way than extracted via drilling (fracking) wells, then it’s a pure win because it will displace the activity that increases CO2 and the vast majority of Methane leaks while the transition to other technologies occurs. It would be a tremendous benefit in terms of eliminating the acceleration of greenhouse effects.

This project utilised 50 ACT government-owned Nissan LEAF electric vehicles and chargers across Canberra.

the results also highlight the need to be smarter about how all electric vehicles charge, especially during such emergencies.

In February, once the vehicles had discharged power for ten minutes, nine vehicles started charging. This is because their default behaviour is to charge when their batteries are below a certain level. It’s the last thing the power system needs while trying to stabilise.

The six vehicles that switched to an idle state after ten minutes must have still had enough energy in their batteries. That one vehicle kept discharging for ten more minutes was due to a software bug. What’s more, when we looked at data from other ACT government vehicles parked in these properties, we found 23 were charging throughout the event. Again this directly obstructs power system recovery.

There would have been absolutely no inconvenience or cost for the vehicles to delay charging for an hour or two.

electric hot water heaters could also make a big contribution without causing inconvenience.

This is great for short term outages, but they aren’t considering multi-day outages. I lost power in NJ for 11 and 13 days on separate occasions in one year. I wouldn’t want my vehicle to be drained of energy as an event like those started. But shutting off hot water heaters is a pure win.

Let’s go!

Also, has anyone figured out good uses for old wind turbine blades? Seems that the current popular solution is the bury them.