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GoLocalProv | Whitcomb: More $ Up the Road; Publicly Owned Utilities; Slob Society; Conscription - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | Whitcomb: More $ Up the Road; Publicly Owned Utilities; Slob Society; Conscription

Robert Whitcomb's weekly examination of everything that is important. Only Whitcomb offers such a collection of insights on the global and local issues that matter.

Commentary: Public power was a win-win for my city, and the scary ads proved untrue - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Public power was a win-win for my city, and the scary ads proved untrue

Winter Park, Florida, has seen lower rates, higher reliability, no need for drastic tree trimming and some of the best storm response in the region, the city manager tells Mainers as they weigh a publicly owned utility.

Electricity deficit: Solar unaffordable, struggles to bridge 86% gap - Vimarsana News

Electricity deficit: Solar unaffordable, struggles to bridge 86% gap

With about 86 percent of Nigerians still without access to electricity, the Federal Government has continued to struggle with bridging the gap with solar

Florida's Crystal River Nuke Plant Shows Folly of Nuclear Power - Vimarsana News

Florida's Crystal River Nuke Plant Shows Folly of Nuclear Power

Nuclear Shutdown News By Michael Steinberg / Black Rain Press Nuclear Shutdown News chronicles the decline and fall of the nuclear power industry in the US and beyond, and highlights the efforts of those who are working to create a nuclear free world. We'll use the case of the Crystal River nuke plant in Florida…

Source: obrag.org
Thousands without power in North Carolina - Vimarsana News

Thousands without power in North Carolina

More than 18,063 outages were reported as of 9:40 p.m. Monday night as storms moved through.

Source: wxii12.com