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@bradplumer

Senior editor at . On the apocalypse beat, more or less. Mostly optimistic.

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ಜುಲೈ 2008 ಸಮಯದಲ್ಲಿ ಸೇರಿದ್ದಾರೆ

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  1. The HUGE uncertainty on how many undiscovered species are out there is fascinating to me:

  2. Agree with the people who'd like to better understand how you optimize elevator dispatch in a large building.

  3. Spoiler, it's not giant fans pointed away from China.

  4. crops: No devil, no silver bullet, context matters. Nice sum-up by

  5. With land at a premium, Japan is turning to floating solar power plants:

  6. "so what did you do before self-driving cars?" "we just drove 'em ourselves!" "wow, no one died that way?" "oh no, millions of people died"

  7. The first and easiest stretch of California's high-speed rail now won't be finished until 2022:

  8. I suspect these stories are meant to convince people that 100% renewable energy is easy and inevitable. In reality, they show why it's hard.

  9. One thing the headline does is highlight the big intermittency issues still facing renewables. Though I assume it's not intended that way.

  10. By the way, Rhodium uses EIA's oft-maligned cost forecasts, but they're upfront about it and test different assumptions. Good model.

  11. Basically, CPP moving forward would mean a bit more natural gas, a lot more renewables, and a lot more coal retirements.

  12. Here's a Rhodium analysis of what happens if CPP gets repealed (but solar/wind credits stay)

  13. EIA estimates that the Clean Power Plan could drive ~35 GW worth of coal retirements:

  14. Can I go my entire life without ever knowing what Donald Trump said about the Paris climate accords? Let's find out.

  15. Nice & fair review. On 3), barriers to potential yields are set to be breached:

  16. This 2010 piece by on how new biotech tools would complicate the GMO debate is quite prescient!

  17. And generalizations will be even harder in the future, as new gene editing tools change our conception of what "GMOs" entail.

  18. "the city wants to reduce car use by 21% over the next two years and increase mobility by foot, bike and public transport."

  19. The dates are speculative, obv. Who really knows. But it's not a bad picture of how self-driving technology could develop.

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