u/davidgro

Like what?

They are already doing renewables, which don't have steady output. This is to provide a steady baseline.

It helps in 30 years. Which is much better than never.

Trusted local news

My local news, like in many US cities, is Sinclair.

It's a problem.

It's made for him. It's his hole.

The link to the "ing" version in their first link does support the use in the article. TIL also.

I'm surprised it got the right picture (and spelling) for Argon - which is in fact used in incandescent bulbs to reduce the filament's evaporation. Got a few obvious ones correct also. (Love the Hindenburg)

Meanwhile Selenium... How *Ironic*.

That's still overstating it. They included a journalist in a group chat about war plans.

Yeah. The important and encouraging part is that 70% drop of a 41% drop, while other electric cars are gaining.

Yeah, I really wish it could be more like that here.

The largest cities near me do have all of those (and ferries) but not enough to take the place of cars for most trips for most people.

Are carpool lanes less common outside the US?

Where I am even some of the non-freeway roads have them.