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HIGH-END ELECTRICAL USERS COULD STRAIN GRID

The growth of industrial-scale users of power could strain the Texas power grid, ERCOT’s chief announced last week. The Dallas Morning News reported Pablo Vegas, the agency’s CEO, said bitcoin miners and artificial intelligence data centers going in across the state, as well as industrial growth in the Permian Basin, could create the need for a massive buildup of power

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State Capital Highlights: High-end electrical users could strain grid

The growth of industrial-scale users of power could strain the Texas power grid, ERCOT’s chief announced last week. The Dallas Morning News reported Pablo Vegas, the agency’s CEO, said bitcoin

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High-end electrical users could strain grid

The growth of industrial-scale users of power could strain the Texas power grid, ERCOT’s chief announced last week. The Dallas Morning News reported Pablo Vegas, the agency’s CEO, said bitcoin miners and artificial intelligence data centers going in across the state, as well as industrial growth in the Permian Basin, could create the need for a massive buildup of power

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Farm worker shortages are already pervasive What does that mean for the future of agriculture in Texas?

In the 1950s, 10% of American workers did agriculture work. Today, it’s less than 1%.

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Thriving gardening club at Camelot House and Lodge | Somerset County Gazette

Families and friends have been making the most of September’s fine weather by joining loved ones at a Wellington dementia care home at a gardening…

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