How Vulnerable is the US Electrical Grid to Winter Outages?
A look at the shaky state of the US electric grid and how it came to be in such sorry shape.
Read more...A look at the shaky state of the US electric grid and how it came to be in such sorry shape.
Read more...Billionaire tech libertarians have long sought “freedom cities” free from government oversight. It increasingly looks like they’re going to get a “freedom country” instead.
Read more...Quelle surprise! More on how Venezuela’s oil production prospects fall way short of Trump hucksterism.
Read more...The damage to Ukraine’s grid is already so serious and hard to remedy that its future as a failed state is close to certain.
Read more...A call for a new comprehensive legal framework for climate refugees to safeguard vulnerable populations and protect those who may be at risk in the future.
Read more...A primer on SMRs, as in small nuclear reactors, the new bright idea for how to satisfy insatiable AI energy demand.
Read more...I want whatever Team Trump is smoking. Their Russian frozen assets plan has achieved impressive new levels of delusion.
Read more...A detailed discussion of how AI data-center investment boom is soking a societally and financially costly bubble
Read more...The magic of the market: a system where your income determines your exposure to climate disasters.
Read more...A more detailed look at why to resist massive pressures for data center buildout and question claims of inevitability.
Read more...On the dangerously sorry state of US dams, levees, and other water control systems, now more flood-exposed than ever.
Read more...Peeling back another layer of the AI onion, today on datacenter financing.
Read more...Indebted, low growth economies have a path for recovery. But neolibearlism stands in the way.
Read more...The US has responded a bit China’s Belt and Road initiative by increasing foreign direct investment in participating countries.
Read more...Economists are starting to come to grips with the costs of weather/climate change induced disasters. But are their approaches adequate?
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