Green hydrogen IMO is one of the few silver bullets out there for climate change. Glad to see progress despite the current headwinds.
Green hydrogen is in a slump, so I was surprised to hear about an electrolyzer company just starting to scale manufacturing in the U.S. @ecolectro.bsky.social is building an Anion-exchange Membrane (AEM) stack claiming 74% efficiency
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A New Green Hydrogen Partnership? In This Economy?
Ecolectro, a maker of electrolyzers, has a new manufacturing deal with Re:Build.
heatmap.news
May 7, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Green hydrogen IMO is one of the few silver bullets out there for climate change. Glad to see progress despite the current headwinds.
This is the way
The $20,000 American-made electric pickup with no paint, no stereo, and no touchscreen
Slate Truck is a $20,000 American-made electric pickup with no paint, no stereo, and no touchscreen
Would you buy a truck this bare-bones?
buff.ly
April 25, 2025 at 2:24 PM
This is the way
Reposted by Pete
America’s auto arms race which results in ever bigger, heavier cars has enormous economic, climate and health costs. These cars have poor sight lines and result in much higher lethality when they are involved in a crash. We could save so many lives and so much money with smaller, lighter cars.
April 15, 2025 at 3:14 PM
America’s auto arms race which results in ever bigger, heavier cars has enormous economic, climate and health costs. These cars have poor sight lines and result in much higher lethality when they are involved in a crash. We could save so many lives and so much money with smaller, lighter cars.
Signs like these are a powerful tool to build public support for gov spending. It’s a shame Trump is taking undue credit here, but Dems can learn from this.
Every project from city to federal should be plastered in signs like “paid for by X bill in year X” (which helps avoid situations like this)
Every project from city to federal should be plastered in signs like “paid for by X bill in year X” (which helps avoid situations like this)
Signs in the Sodo neighborhood suggesting an infrastructure project is due to the leadership of President Trump beg a question: Can simple signs alter reality? | Danny Westneat column
Signs of the shameless times pop up in Seattle
Signs in the Sodo neighborhood suggesting an infrastructure project is due to the leadership of President Trump beg a question: Can simple signs alter reality?
www.seattletimes.com
March 23, 2025 at 5:32 PM
Signs like these are a powerful tool to build public support for gov spending. It’s a shame Trump is taking undue credit here, but Dems can learn from this.
Every project from city to federal should be plastered in signs like “paid for by X bill in year X” (which helps avoid situations like this)
Every project from city to federal should be plastered in signs like “paid for by X bill in year X” (which helps avoid situations like this)
Opening few minutes of Tombstone is nuts. Every other shot introduces another A-list actor with a comically large mustache. Great film
February 23, 2025 at 3:56 PM
Opening few minutes of Tombstone is nuts. Every other shot introduces another A-list actor with a comically large mustache. Great film
This is fixable! We don’t have to live in a world where cars are on top of the food chain!
@visionzeronet.bsky.social
@visionzeronet.bsky.social
Car crashes have been the leading cause of child traumatic injury and death—by far—for decades. The ratio of crash injuries* to gun injuries is ~33:1. Most crash injuries and deaths occur while doing an ordinary thing.
* Trips to emergency room. Does not count non ED injuries.
* Trips to emergency room. Does not count non ED injuries.
February 19, 2025 at 4:18 PM
This is fixable! We don’t have to live in a world where cars are on top of the food chain!
@visionzeronet.bsky.social
@visionzeronet.bsky.social
Urbanism is back in Portland!
Portland once held a role as a leader in US urban innovation — until crime, housing costs and downtown vacancies surged.
Now locals see signs of rebirth
Now locals see signs of rebirth
Progressive Portland Plots a Comeback
The Oregon city once held a role as a leader in US urban innovation — until crime, housing costs and downtown vacancies surged. Now locals see signs of rebirth.
www.bloomberg.com
February 14, 2025 at 9:14 PM
Urbanism is back in Portland!
Gotta extend Chauncey. It’s not just the winning, the team cohesion speaks volumes to how well they’re being coached
February 7, 2025 at 3:25 AM
Gotta extend Chauncey. It’s not just the winning, the team cohesion speaks volumes to how well they’re being coached
Been trying out the Hoop Collective pod. Windy is a gem as always but McMahon and Bontemps are so abrasive it’s hard to keep listening
February 3, 2025 at 2:33 PM
Been trying out the Hoop Collective pod. Windy is a gem as always but McMahon and Bontemps are so abrasive it’s hard to keep listening
Reposted by Pete
We found an article on the Firehouse Subs murals. All painted by Joe “Art Brush” Puskas.
www.jacksonville.com/story/entert...
www.jacksonville.com/story/entert...
Joe Puskas: Meet the artist behind the Firehouse Subs restaurant murals
Jacksonville artist Joe Puskas has painted a unique mural for each of Firehouse Subs' more than 1,200 restaurants.
www.jacksonville.com
January 30, 2025 at 11:00 PM
We found an article on the Firehouse Subs murals. All painted by Joe “Art Brush” Puskas.
www.jacksonville.com/story/entert...
www.jacksonville.com/story/entert...