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Make Infrastructure Not Personal Consumer Goods Again. Not crying any tears for the loss of residential solar subsidies in the reconciliation bill. See quoted thread for the critique of residential solar and its advocacy from "Won't Somebody Please Think of the Grid?"

"The comments indicate a widening of Israel’s war objective beyond the destruction of Iran’s nuclear program, and the country’s campaign showed no signs of letting up" bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Great stuff as always from Holly Jean Buck.

Is “abundance” basically “development”? Is the Trump administration on a project of reversing development? How should we be talking about “development” in 2025, anyway? yes it's an article sparked by actually reading the Abundance book 🧵

I blame this insane (seemingly stream of consciousness) “Green New Deal FAQ”somehow released to the public in February 2019 by AOC’s office. 😣 apps.npr.org/documents/docu…

How are the oligarchs and their lapdogs this terrified of...what? Free buses? Experimenting with a few municipally owned grocery stores? Pathetic.

A real puzzle how this party is at a historic peak of unpopularity.

Half utilities in comment submitted to FERC here are public/coop owned, rest of course still regulated. On oppo side is world's top producer of wind & solar plus handful other for-profit cos without public service requirement, and large corp consumers like big tech. But monopoly!

We need more voltage control: Electricity markets: We need to design a price signal to make that happen. Cost of Service regulation: Make it so and we will assure cost recovery.

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Mahmoud Khalil is out of detention