Norway’s Autonomous Electric Ferry
From this article:
“Passengers on each side of the canal that separates the port and city center can press a button to call the boat to their side. The boat charges while it waits at the dock, fits up to 12 passengers as well as bicycles, and takes less than 60 seconds to make the crossing…”
Once again we offer kudos to Norway. With a little bit of luck, the United States will rejoin the rest of the developed world in its investment in cleantech infrastructure once the new presidential administration is in place.
Here is a supposed man of God suggesting extrajudicial killing en masse.
I would add that voter turnout was based on removing a sociopath from the White House. People who formerly cared less about politics than they did about NASCAR or professional wrestling came out of the woodwork to ensure the United States of America does not suffer another four years of embarrassment, degradation, and the erosion of rule of law.
It’s painful living in America right now.
In English, the modal verb “should” has two distinct, yet related, meanings. When we want to say that someone has a moral obligation to do a certain thing, we say that he should do it. But we say that exact same thing when we want to suggest that a person will experience a good result if he does a certain thing, e.g., “You should get a job in banking.”
Here’s a quick discussion between life-long environmentalist Paul Scott and me, regarding the question posed at the left.
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Check out this short speech from the Secretary General of the United Nations, urging humankind to
There’s a report being passed around social media to the effect that the cost of fires in wind turbines could be as high as $9 million.
As baseballer/comedian Yogi Berra put it, “It’s tough to make predictions, especially about the future.”
