The transition to clean energy goes beyond decarbonization.
Solutions like solar microgrids open a way for rural health centers to care for patients even during power outages.
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No gatekeeping here! 🙅
The 46 organizations across the country will pick the brains of our national lab experts, as well as exchange strategies & best practices with each other, about energy resilience, buildings efficiency, and EV infrastructure.
the woman who runs the local yarn shop found the last tapestry needle she had in stock in a box in the basement, made me promise I would put it to good use and weave in all my loose ends, and gave it to me for no charge. feels like a metaphor abt moving, idk.
something I didn't expect to happen as often as it does in research is that you read a paper written by a scholar at a prestigious school with a kind of strange name, google them, and learn they are a direct descendant of like, Rutherford B. Hayes
This is a bombshell: if completed, the Mountain Valley Pipeline is only expected to run at 35% capacity.
Why? Because it was never necessary! The whole case for it is built on a lie. https://t.co/yQhKNlNTjB
🏆 Spring 2023 Awards: A Series! 3 of ?: Congrats to Shannon Anderson, recipient of the inaugural NRES Graduate Student Service Award (Master's). (Awards being presented in no particular order; stay tuned for more!) #award#Congratulations🎉
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This week's NRES seminar speaker Dr. Jayson Porter will be presenting "Strong Enough to Remove Dirt: Soap, Race, and Environmental Violence in Guerrero, Mexico, 1920-1960." Hope to see you there tomorrow (Friday) at 3:00 p.m.!