Coronavirus Gives Rise to Humor
As a result of the pandemic quarantine, alcohol consumption is going through the roof, as people are bored and lonely, and yes, there will be repercussions to our physical and mental health accordingly.
Of course, the photo here could also be Trump’s sentencing hearing. Speaking for myself, if I had to, I would ride my bicycle from my home in California to Washington DC, or New York, or wherever the action is when Trump goes down.
The epicenter of the global party will be the U.S., but people around the world will be dancing in the streets; it will be unlike anything humankind has ever seen.
The cost-benefit analyses of offshore wind projects differ from those of their on-shore cousins, in that the installation of each turbine is a far bigger component of the total cost. For that reason, bigger is always better, and this is what is propelling these things to grow in size as quickly as possible. 
I don’t know who “Big Daddy Wickster” is, but a) I like his name, and b) he’s a better man than I. It’s true Trump has accentuated my own (and millions of others’) capacity to hate, but mine had been in place since long before Trump became a public figure.
Ever since the electric car came into public view in the 1990s, the subject of V2G (vehicle to grid) has been an undertone in many conversations on the subject. All that energy stored in millions of batteries, distributed across an entire continent, represents the potential to put some of it back on the grid so as to perform so-called “ancillary services” like the regulation of voltage and the alternating current’s waveform. 
Obviously, every photon of light that passes through a solar panel is one fewer that has the opportunity to dislodge an electron and contribute to the flow of electricity. Having said that, there are architectural applications that make this trade-off acceptable. Maybe you’re growing something that thrives on partial sun in a large greenhouse. Perhaps you want an awning that doesn’t block all the sun.
I can’t give this piece on the world’s population enough praise. 200,000 years was required to grow the number to one billion. In the last 200 years, it increased to 7.8 billion.
I began a recent post 
Please take a few seconds and watch this 
Many people living outside the U.S. borders are trying to understand what has gone so terribly wrong with America. The photo here may serve as a clue.
When we think of Brazil nowadays, we tend to think of the oppressive regime of authoritarian, Trump-wanna-be Jair Bolsonaro, and his quest to ruin the Amazon rainforests. Yet Brazil continues to implement a great number of innovative strategies aimed at ameliorating environmental damage. 
