Businesses as a rule will always rush to ignore caution during setup and then will kill or consume all competition when they become established. But the little guy can’t compete with the state - no way to kill it or starve it of money. the next best thing the business can do is lie or play the victim.
Eric Schmidt is the guy who took down Google’s motto of “Don’t be Evil”. He is the reason Google turned evil. He should not be given an audience.
Thank you authors of the First Amendment!
This article just said “there is an entire industry with more money than sense, a collective 485 Billion dollars, and they are upset at projected policies that will stop them from making that much money.”
The only way to change is to take or stop fossil fuels from having access to money.
To compound this, sucralose is very hard to break down—it is a persistent pollutant, or “forever chemical.” This is because it does not easily undergo bacterial decomposition.
The sweetener is sucralose (Splenda) and it’s a problem because it’s indigestible to bacteria.
Aspartame and Sucralose are the source of weird problems.
No rolling blackouts or grid emergencies as California continues on path to a carbon free grid. Several strategies, including upgrades to vulnerable parts of the grid at play here, but key enabler is more clean energy, especially solar, and above all, battery storage, now equivalent to 5 very large nuclear power plants.
Love to see those batteries paying off immediately. Also didn’t realize it made California a net power exporter during peak hours.
Park rangers can now use a SWAT team to kick out campers.
Shouldnt God Emperor Modi be able to fix this?
Refrigerators turn bananas black. This isn’t the best example for the headline.
The idea is neat but the infrastructure needed is the real revolution waiting to happen. They make bricks that stay industrial levels of hot for long periods of time.
This is a tech to watch but don’t anticipate an overnight (or even during the decade) switch to hot bricks.
Knowing about something and implementing it are two different things. The wealth tax was actively suppressed by the wealthy and there was no democracy to appeal the decision of the decision makers. Your idea that a thing exists and therefore it is now the new normal is naive.