The crisis reinforces the need for policy makers and regulators to think carefully about what a world wholly dependent on electricity for lighting, cooling, heating, cooking and transportation would look like under extreme circumstances
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Rolling electricity outages are now happening throughout Texas.
These are controlled blackouts—designed to last anywhere from 15 mins to an hour (but in reality last longer)—that force electricity demand offline to protect the grids from total collapse
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@ABQSunport@PNMtalk Can you please let us know soon if y’all are going to reopen today? my flight leaves in 5 hours and there’s only so many breaking bad places I can go visit while stuck here
Michigan’s water affordability crisis is well documented in Detroit and Flint. Now, new data from @NRDC & @PeoplesWaterDet show that more than 800K Michiganders are behind on the water bill— and could face water shutoffs. https://t.co/HksaakREgt
A timelapse showing the incredible movement of a growing vine, exhibiting both nastic movement to find, and then a thigmotropic response to grasp and hold.
Credit: Roger P. Hangarter. https://t.co/M2eQsOUZVS
"Without fixes for infrastructure, education, health care and government, the U.S. will resemble a developing nation in a few decades," @Noahpinion explains. Read his full column for @bopinion here: https://t.co/wX7mt8szAt