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Ago, texas' power grid could not handle it. their ability to generate power collapsed because of the cold, just as demand spiked for power to provide heat. and in 2011, just like now, the grid collapsed. and texas had power blackouts rolling across the state. and after that happened in 2011, for all the danger and life-threatening conditions that created, the national power regulator, the ferc did a 300-plus page report on what went wrong in the cold weather event that happened in texas, and they told texas in that report that the texas power grid was absolutely vulnerable to that happening ag...

There, at least 13 die in weather-related incidents. headline across the top -- failures of power, cold readiness, warned ten years ago, regulators again face scrutiny. and that is a real and true part of this. ten years ago -- it's now february 2021 -- in february 2011, exactly ten years ago, there was another bitter cold snap that hit texas, and just like now, ten years ago, texas' power grid could not handle it. their ability to generate power collapsed because of the cold, just as demand spiked for power to provide heat. and in 2011, just like now, the grid collapsed. and texas had power b...

Lynda Clancy Tue, 02/16/2021 - 3:30pm Broadband comes to Bayside in Northport, thanks to the extension of fiber along new Central Maine Power poles. (Photo courtesy Jessica Eriksen) (Photo courtesy Jessica Eriksen) The Bluff Road, in Northport, gets high-speed internet. (Photo courtesy Jessica Eriksen_ NORTHPORT — While talk of increasing broadband internet capacity to homes and businesses in Midcoast Maine is a high 2021 priority in many towns, a Northport resident decided not to wait, and has commissioned a Portland-based internet service provider to run fiber optic cable to his...

Lara: the free online encyclopaedia now hosts 55 million articles. it can be accessed in over 300 languages and it's read 15 billion times every month. that's 8,000 times a second! as social media sites have battled disinformation, polarisation and accusations of censorship, wikipedia has fought hard to maintain the trust of its readers and to keep its role as a neutral arbiter and trusted resource. it does feel heavy to our community. we know we have a responsibility to get it right, and particularly in this era where there's so much misinformation, disinformation that circulates on social me...