Climate change
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Record low or high depending on what floats your boat. You can tell by the attitude of people, for those that aren't outside winter enthusiasts, they are screwed.
As of August 18, there have been 8 days this year where the high temperature has reached at least 70 degrees Fahrenheit in Anchorage, Alaska.
The last time it reached at least 70° F was August 5, 2024.
As of August 18, there have been 8 days this year where the high temperature has reached at least 70 degrees Fahrenheit in Anchorage, Alaska.
The last time it reached at least 70° F was August 5, 2024.
The snow is still a couple hundred feet deep east of Juneau.
Remember this heated conversation 3 or 4 years ago claiming to recycle this obsolete crap they call technology?
What happened?
Now they are going plant base
www.nytimes.com
What happened?
Now they are going plant base
Turbine Blades Have Piled Up in Landfills. A Solution May Be Coming.
Wind power has a waste problem that has been difficult to solve. Turbine blades made from a new plant-based material could make them recyclable.
At least 35 gallons.
Any guesses on how much fuel it holds?
185 metric tons or 407855#s but the good news is the engines produce zero emissions
Wonder what the earth muffins think of this, it's not like gates isn't building any state side either is it.
gov.alaska.gov
Microreactor Regulations Put Alaskan Communities at Forefront of Energy Innovation - Mike Dunleavy
This month the State of Alaska adopted regulations to streamline the regulatory process for communities wanting to provide low-cost and clean energy by nuclear microreactor power generation. The regulations stem from Senate Bill (SB) 177 which Governor Dunleavy signed into law in 2022, updating...
gov.alaska.gov
I always figured the main reason we don’t have more nuclear is there’s not enough people make money from it.Wonder what the earth muffins think of this, it's not like gates isn't building any state side either is it.
Microreactor Regulations Put Alaskan Communities at Forefront of Energy Innovation - Mike Dunleavy
This month the State of Alaska adopted regulations to streamline the regulatory process for communities wanting to provide low-cost and clean energy by nuclear microreactor power generation. The regulations stem from Senate Bill (SB) 177 which Governor Dunleavy signed into law in 2022, updating...
NEW - ABC on "cloud seeding" boom: "We've been doing this since the 1940s.
That's just one state
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Zee at the 2014 Pre-White House Correspondents' Dinner Reception Pre-Party
Ya, she's paid for
That's just one state
Potential risk of acute toxicity induced by AgI cloud seeding on soil and freshwater biota
Potential risk of acute toxicity induced by AgI cloud seeding on soil and freshwater biota - PubMed
Silver iodide is one of the most common nucleating materials used in cloud seeding. Previous cloud seeding studies have concluded that AgI is not practically bioavailable in the environment but instead remains in soils and sediments such that the free Ag amounts are likely too low to induce a...
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Zee at the 2014 Pre-White House Correspondents' Dinner Reception Pre-Party
Ya, she's paid for
