lpetrich
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lpetrich replied to the thread The Remarkable Progress of Renewable Energy.Solar and Wind Energy Prices Plummet to Record Lows | OilPrice.com Why $0.25 per kWh electricity makes off-grid solar & batteries a... -
lpetrich replied to the thread The Remarkable Progress of Renewable Energy.What happens when solar panels die? Then getting into disposal or recycling of old solar panels.
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lpetrich replied to the thread The Remarkable Progress of Renewable Energy.U.S. installs 3 GW / 10.5 GWh of energy storage in Q2 – pv magazine USA - "The United States continues to set quarterly records for...
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lpetrich replied to the thread The Remarkable Progress of Renewable Energy.This is an experimental technology. ??? The article mentioned some possible use cases for this technology: "From wearables to...
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lpetrich replied to the thread The Remarkable Progress of Renewable Energy.Emissions grew in 2023, but clean energy is limiting the growth – CO2 Emissions in 2023 – Analysis - IEA If installation rates continue...
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lpetrich replied to the thread The Remarkable Progress of Renewable Energy.Solar-plus-storage dominating future U.S. power grid – pv magazine USA This Chart Shows How California Is Massively Extending Solar Use...
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lpetrich replied to the thread The Remarkable Progress of Renewable Energy.81% of New Renewable Energy Capacity Added in 2023 Was Cheaper Than Fossil Fuels | OilPrice.com - worldwide Coal is losing to natural...
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lpetrich replied to the thread The Remarkable Progress of Renewable Energy.Renewable Energy: safe, clean, sustainable energy for our future Cuba's clean energy push - CGTN - "Cuban officials highlight the...
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lpetrich replied to the thread Language as a Clue to Prehistory.This author claims that Modern French has words close to Burushaski ones, an assertion I checked with Wiktionary's Burushaski list...
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lpetrich replied to the thread Language as a Clue to Prehistory.It just so happens that I recently made a cheat sheet of language families' pronoun systems. Gaulish is very obviously Indo-European...
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lpetrich replied to the thread Language as a Clue to Prehistory.That paper has an odd diagram on PDF page 12 (document page 26). A diagram that claims to show what prehistorian V. Gordon Childe...
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lpetrich replied to the thread Language as a Clue to Prehistory.DID INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES STEM FROM A TRANS-EURASIAN ORIGINAL LANGUAGE? AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH – SCIENTIFIC CULTURE Except...
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lpetrich replied to the thread Language as a Clue to Prehistory.Distant Language Relationship: The Current Perspective | George Starostin - Academia.edu also Distant Language Relationship: the Current...
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lpetrich replied to the thread Language as a Clue to Prehistory.Another of the calibration points in that "Automated Dating" paper is for Pama-Nyungan in Australia: 4,500 years ago, when...
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lpetrich replied to the thread Language as a Clue to Prehistory.Looking at Current perspectives and the future of domestication studies | PNAS again, and looking in Sorghum, it's hard to find any...
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