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Excavator driver didnt pull his outrigger fully in on the other side of the cab. He didnt notice he pulled body panels off cars on the...

I think it is basically an ad. The "MIT professor" quote is neither startling nor relevant to article. I'm not sure why people don't...

I've never seen Dances With Wolves, but he sure looked familiar, so I looked him up. He's been in a bunch of different stuff, one of...

It depends a lot. Older grid batteries were, and are, using lithium ion batteries (e.g. Tesla), just like phones and laptops. Newer grid...

The orchardist I worked for years ago told of driving through town with the sickle mower on the tractor. Somebody flagged him down and...

"Ellie" was a kitten we rescued on a cold rainy night. She was full of fleas and we cleaned her up, showed her where the food and water...

My goose only lays silver eggs, no matter how hard we train her she refuses to lay golden eggs. :LOL:

We got a rescue about 18 months ago. She has been sleeping on an old quilt. I decided that she might like a real bed. This is how she...

I had to think about this for a while. (I also deleted a previous reply.) If you bought a fully stocked grocery store you wouldn't...

I expect grid batteries to be a different chemistry than EV batteries. There are cheaper and more durable batteries not used for EVs...

What tax breaks? I've been asking my question for years yet most answers are actually the same expense writeoffs which every other...

This doesn't surprise me. It also will drastically increase demand for copper.

Getting back to the original topic, I looked at my bill this morning. We are paying 23.44 cents/kilowatt total cost.

I have always wondered if anybody has estimated future use vs planned generation and transmission needs based on the new vision.

The only person who said this was Lewis Strauss, head of the Atomic Energy Commission, who wasn't an engineer. His analogy was to water...