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A lot of new EVs emerging on the auto scene. What are your thoughts on these?

Here's a look at the first Jeep, Dodge, and Ram EVs set to arrive next year Stellantis, the parent company behind Jeep, Dodge, Ram, Fiat, Chrysler, and others, is set to release several new all-electric vehicles...

The good, the bad, the ugly? It sounds as though a lot of farm communities who are buying into solar farm projects, may not be getting the oversight necessary to reduce damage done to neighboring farms by way of poorly planned drainage and compacted soil. Those buying in see it differently and have found ways to buy neighboring farms for expansion of their farming.

Solar boom divides communities, as farmers decide if leasing land is worth risking wrath of neighbors Nine largescale solar projects are either operational, under construction or planned for four counties within an hour’s drive of Cincinnati in Clermont, Clinton, Highland, and Brown counties.

There are several advantages to owning an EV. The introduction line of this article still mentions "climate change' as it it is real and valid, something that I don't buy. But many of these points are valid At this point in my life, a hybrid car may be in my future, but a true EV just isn't.

What will EVs cost us and the planet? EVs are better than traditional vehicles, but they have hidden costs of their own.

Another interesting concept! Utilizing lambs to do the dirty work while creating an environment for them to flourish.

'Lambscaping' used to maintain Virginia's solar farms by eating grass Herds of sheep are popping up on solar farms across Virginia, and are proving they are more than a cute and cuddly addition to the land.

I like to share things I find about EVs to mix up my content. Better still, EV content is relative to our company's mission. Here is some great information for the new EV buyer as well as current EV owners. Your thoughts?

How Long Do EVs Last? EVs are part of the mainstream now, and they last longer than you probably realize.

I'm still learning of the impact these projects have, both positive and negative. Reaching the truth of this concept is difficult as those for it declare it's upsides and those against it declare otherwise. Praying this benefits the people and communities.

‘Kentucky’s largest renewable power project’: Former coal mine to be turned into renewable energy site The project will take place in four phases, with the first phase set to begin in 2025.

I'm not a big believer in wind farms when I see them here in Texas... not a blade turning! And from the winter outage of 2020 here in Texas, politics and profits have infiltrated the energy industry in a huge way! Not sure what could have caused a 40% cost increase, but it sounds like some serious shortcomings in planning and project management. Your thoughts?

UK renewable energy plans hit after Vattenfall halts wind farm project Swedish group suspends work on Norfolk Boreas offshore site after surging costs

It's great to see badlands put to good use! Solar has its place in society if we properly use it and understand it.

Good News: U.S. Cities Turn Old Landfills Into Solar Farms New federal funding aims to ramp up the use of former garbage dumps for renewable energy projects key to cutting cities' emissions

There are so many renewable energy technologies developing in the world today that will support energy independence and lower costs of energy for those who need it. Even though my common sense and educational background tells me that "Climate Change" is an agenda, I know there are bright sides to these technologies and this industry. There is a reason God revealed this to us.

Flexible Solar Panels: A Revolution in Green Power Generation - EnergyPortal.eu Flexible Solar Panels: A Revolution in Green Power Generation Flexible solar panels are rapidly becoming a revolutionary force in the world of green power generation.

In recent days I've seen more articles on the "Internet Apocalypse" and am doubting this entire concept. I've been a technical consultant most of my career and understand where the Internet comes from. What I do know is the Internet isn't some wireless phenomenon floating around us in space. That being said, how does a solar storm knock out the Internet without knocking out all electronics? Short of destroying all the computers and servers of the world, how does the Internet get killed by this so-called solar storm phenomenon? Is it because satellites will be destroyed? No, that won't kill the Internet, though it may slow it down a bit. Maybe we are being manipulated into believing this for some other reason? I mean we've never been misled before, have we? Your thoughts.

NASA launches spacecraft to avert possible 'internet apocalypse', netizens panic - Times of India NASA has launched a spacecraft as part of a mission in a bid to avert a potential "internet apocalypse" that could cause global internet outage for mo