Dan Goldberg, PhD
@dgoldbergaq.bsky.social
George Washington University Assistant Research Professor. Posting about air quality, remote sensing, climate change, and health
☹️ But can you attend as "Bryan" Stauffer, an unassuming citizen who has an obsessive interest in ozonesonde calibration? In all seriousness, hoping for a resolution within the week🤞
October 21, 2025 at 4:23 PM
☹️ But can you attend as "Bryan" Stauffer, an unassuming citizen who has an obsessive interest in ozonesonde calibration? In all seriousness, hoping for a resolution within the week🤞
Reposted by Dan Goldberg, PhD
"Delivery of up to 4.5 gigawatts (GW) of power to support AI-driven hyperscale data centers, while reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 60–65% per megawatt hour compared to the former coal plant."
How's that for some spin! Coal plant closed in 2023! So this will generate infinity more emissions...
How's that for some spin! Coal plant closed in 2023! So this will generate infinity more emissions...
April 2, 2025 at 5:54 PM
"Delivery of up to 4.5 gigawatts (GW) of power to support AI-driven hyperscale data centers, while reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 60–65% per megawatt hour compared to the former coal plant."
How's that for some spin! Coal plant closed in 2023! So this will generate infinity more emissions...
How's that for some spin! Coal plant closed in 2023! So this will generate infinity more emissions...
At least the European Space Agency has some amazing (and free!) satellite instruments that will help us keep an eye on US air quality regardless of what the US does... 🤦♂️
March 19, 2025 at 1:49 PM
At least the European Space Agency has some amazing (and free!) satellite instruments that will help us keep an eye on US air quality regardless of what the US does... 🤦♂️
(I posted this before checking the EPA AQS monitoring network, which of course confirmed my suspicion. >30 ppb NO2 across the region, which is 6x the annual 24-hr WHO guideline for reference).
March 19, 2025 at 1:45 PM
(I posted this before checking the EPA AQS monitoring network, which of course confirmed my suspicion. >30 ppb NO2 across the region, which is 6x the annual 24-hr WHO guideline for reference).