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This is what deregulation looks like (opens the original)
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Moss Landing Battery Energy Storage System Fire, Sept. 18, 2026. Do you know Hammurabi's Codes? The Babylonian king wrote them around 1750 B.C.E. to protect people from new technologies' hazards and to hold a builder liable if their project caused harm. More famously, he also called for "an eye for an eye." Hammurabi's codes are still relevant: before any bridge, building, highway, water treatment facility, electrical system, smart meter, smart phone, cell site, solar PV system, wind facility, b
After opening Pandora's box (opens the original)
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To create a sustainable relationship with nature, Indigenous and ancient peoples considered the Earth a living being, acknowledged its dangers and created regulations. For example, before entering the underground, miners fasted, meditated and prayed. Sometimes, to purify and protect themselves, they abstained from sex before mining. Our modern society aims for tech development and profit regardless their impacts to the Earth, workers or public health. We have largely done away with regulations.
P.S. on Protective Conditions for Solar or Battery Facilities (opens the original)
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photo of Moss Landing Power Plant, Monterey County, CA, January 16, 2025 After I posted "Aiming for Protective Conditions-- if a developer proposes "green" (solar and/or battery energy storage) facilities near you," an astute reader clarified that in a capitalist system, a county commission's job is not to protect the environment or create safety mechanisms. A commission's job is to move projects forward. I guess I let this slip-- even though, in 2024, environmental attorney Will Falk explained
Aiming for Protective Conditions (opens the original)
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A field of destroyed solar panels after a storm in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, 2017. Photo by Jocelyn Augustino, FEMA If a developer wants to install a utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) facility and/or battery energy storage (BESS) near you, consider yourself blessed. You get to shake up your assumptions about "green," "clean" and "renewable" energy. You get to practice humility while explaining technologies' not-so-sunny sides so that neighbors and legislators who believe that "renewab
Thanks to the moon--before and after Tuesday night (opens the original)
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You know SpaceX-- the enterprise Elon Musk founded in 2002 to improve ordinary peoples' access to outer space and to colonize Mars? As I write, the upper stage of a discarded Falcon 9 Space X rocket barrels (unplanned) toward the Moon at 5400 miles per hour. Falcon 9 transports commercial payloads, satellites and national security missions to space. Researchers expect this rocket part will slam into the Moon's western lunar limb on Tuesday, August 4 at 11:34pm PST (2:34am ET August 5). Since the
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