#Electric power

Author: Rhett Allain / Source: WIRED Suppose you are getting ready to take a physics test. Everything is set—but wait! Your calculator battery died. What do you do? If you’re extra crafty, you could grab an LED (light-emitting diode) and use it to get your calculator to function again. I know

Authored by Charles Hugh Smith via OfTwoMinds blog, Check the context before uncritically accepting sensationalist conclusions. Let's start with a primer on how to write a sensationalist story that can be passed off as "journalism:" 1. Locate credible-sounding data that can be

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Authored by Julieanne Geiger via OilPrice.com, If you can imagine a massive, horrifying beast with some 6 million miles of tentacles that costs up to $33 billion to feed and $5 trillion to replace, then you can imagine the U.S. electricity grid. But it’s a beast that can possibly be vanquished,

Authored by Eric Peters via EricPetersAutos.com, Since they can’t sell electric cars – not enough of them, anyhow – and not without subsidies so huge they amount to outright bribes – the solution appears to be to outlaw all cars except electric cars. This is no joke. There are IC engine No Go