@ATTHelp We live for in zip code 37130 and have now been without internet for close to 60 hours, I think. My wife and I work from home and can’t get online. The name in the count is Deru. Please help provide an update and expected time to have our internet working.
@ATT we are probably about ten hours without internet in zip code 37130. We had a watch party for the NBA finals but we had to watch it on our phones instead of our tv. Are we getting internet back anytime soon? I don’t feel like we have gotten much in the way of updates.
A gunman tried to silence my wife in an extreme act of political violence.
Now, Trump has called for my execution because he didn’t like what I had to say.
Gabby and I know, when others try to silence you, you must keep speaking out — and that’s exactly what we’re going to do.
Heat index in Houston is 111. Air conditioning demand is high. Gas & coal plant outages are up sharply. But prices in Texas are the lowest in the country ($20/MWh). Why? Texas' nation leading solar resources are generating >30% of the power needed on peak. #txlege#txenergy
National Association of Building Trades Unions: "If enacted, the [Republicans' budget bill] stands to be the biggest job-killing bill in the history of this country... the equivalent of terminating more than 1,000 Keystone XL projects... threatens 1.75 million construction jobs."
“AI is not going to wait for 2030 to come. It is going to be won or lost in the next few years,” Rhodes said. “And the things you can build today are wind, solar and storage.”
https://t.co/QOA6oaG2k6
Good morning and Happy Saturday to everyone who agrees with trump that the economy does better under DEMOCRATS than under Republicans.
RT to make sure MAGA sees this.
This will ruin their day.
Uh oh. Don't tell the "EV sales have stalled" folks, but August saw a set of new records in the US:
-Most plug-in vehicles sold (145k)
-Most battery electric vehicles sold (121k)
-Highest battery electric (8.6%) and plug-in vehicle sales shares (10.2%)
Hybrids are also growing ALONGSIDE plug-in vehicles, setting record sales volume (148k) & market share (12.1%) too.
Sounds to me like it's actually internal combustion vehicle sales that have stalled... 🤔
Jim Greenwood, co-chair of Republicans for Harris in Pennsylvania on Trump:
“A man who’s not mentally fit for the job…Giving him a second term when he doesn't have to worry about reelection…He can't be trusted to run this country.”
#RepublicansForHarris
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In the two years since the #InflationReductionAct passed, it has brought thousands of jobs and billions of dollars into our state.
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⚡️🚘BREAKING: For the first time ever, more than half of cars sold in China last month were electric
New-energy vehicles, including EVs and PHEVs, reached a record-high 51.1% of retail sales in July, according to data from the China Passenger Car Association
EVs are already noticably trimming China's oil demand: Just the increase in EVs on the road since last year shaved ~4% off transport fuel demand:
https://t.co/M1hJxqcACn
More than a dozen House Republicans wrote to Speaker Mike Johnson asking him NOT to axe clean energy tax credits in the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) if the GOP maintains or expands its House majority next year.
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@SimonMahan Fun facts: only about 3 million acres out of 900 million acres farmland are projected to be used by solar farms by 2035. That is less than 1% of all farmland in America. And currently out of about 90 million acres of corn fields, roughly 35-40% of that is used to produce ethanol.
This is it. Farley gets it. Automakers have no future beyond a shrinking US market for internal combustion trucks & SUVs if they cannot produce globally competitive, affordable EVs. It's the test of the century. Can they rise to the challenge or fade away to become 'has-beens'?
This is great to see and is a simple yet effective solution to ensure lower utility rates and reliability in Ohio. Let's see it move through the Senate now.
"Customers want reliability & lower bills – and HB 79 will help."
House Bill 79 passed the Ohio House today. The bipartisan, voluntary #EnergyEfficiency bill allows Ohio's utilities to run programs that reduce demand and support grid reliability. https://t.co/fhfeTMcF4a