A look at what California's NEM 3.0 net metering changes have meant for the state's solar market after one year.
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A look at what California's NEM 3.0 net metering changes have meant for the state's solar market after one year.
very interesting that the cops who have never in their lives helped someone get their stolen bike back seem to know nothing about the steps bikers have to take to keep their bikes safe in the city
https://www.404media.co/nypd-bike-lock-chain-kryptonite-columbia-university-protests/
Columbia University allowed police to storm campus Tuesday night, and Wednesday morning, the NYPD Deputy Commissioner accused student protestors of using an "industrial" chain to barricade doors.
“Nearly half of American drivers cite the sky-high expenses associated with car ownership as the reason they can’t save money — and as car dependency and auto costs continue to rise, that financial strain and its attendant societal inequalities will likely get worse.”
Sesame Workshop writers reach a tentative deal with management, narrowly avoiding a strike; the 35 WGA members will vote to ratify the deal in the coming days (Sharon Knolle/The Wrap)
https://www.thewrap.com/sesame-workshop-writers-reach-tentative-5-year-agreement/
http://mediagazer.com/240419/p13#a240419p13
They're all under 30, and they've got a clear vision and the right skills to guide the US as it embraces the clean energy revolution.
Why are so many young people getting cancer?
Exposures to toxins in the environment and in everyday goods, including phthalates found in makeup and hair products and formaldehyde in building materials, are now also suspected to increase cancer risk in younger patients. #Healthcare #ClimateChange #Environment
https://www.vox.com/the-highlight/24093360/early-cancer-young-adults-colon-stomach-research