Roger Aines
@rogeraines.bsky.social
Carbon removal, photography, science communication. Check out the book Championing Science by Amy Aines and me. Most of my birds live in Livermore, California.
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I only move the leaves off the driveway that'd get disturbed by cars anyway.... all the birds get their food from under the leaves, plus the bumblebees survive under there🥰
November 15, 2025 at 3:14 AM
I only move the leaves off the driveway that'd get disturbed by cars anyway.... all the birds get their food from under the leaves, plus the bumblebees survive under there🥰
I think this is really important for the long run. Right now though, companies are willing to pay more than fossil cost for green power. Reputation is valuable.
In the medium term, these local-solar heat battery solutions are a form of hedging. But mostly I think companies are trying it out.
In the medium term, these local-solar heat battery solutions are a form of hedging. But mostly I think companies are trying it out.
November 3, 2025 at 11:51 PM
I think this is really important for the long run. Right now though, companies are willing to pay more than fossil cost for green power. Reputation is valuable.
In the medium term, these local-solar heat battery solutions are a form of hedging. But mostly I think companies are trying it out.
In the medium term, these local-solar heat battery solutions are a form of hedging. But mostly I think companies are trying it out.
Well, wood floats so there’s that.
The inventor has explained the benefits and controls on methane to me at length. I was left skeptical but I guess sometimes we just have to try things to know. This one seems to have large risks and small benefits.
The inventor has explained the benefits and controls on methane to me at length. I was left skeptical but I guess sometimes we just have to try things to know. This one seems to have large risks and small benefits.
October 27, 2025 at 10:07 PM
Well, wood floats so there’s that.
The inventor has explained the benefits and controls on methane to me at length. I was left skeptical but I guess sometimes we just have to try things to know. This one seems to have large risks and small benefits.
The inventor has explained the benefits and controls on methane to me at length. I was left skeptical but I guess sometimes we just have to try things to know. This one seems to have large risks and small benefits.
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The three-way convergence approaches!
12-month world totals as of August 2025:
Nuclear 9.0%
Wind 8.7%
Solar 8.3%
Thanks to @ember-energy.org for the data update! 🔌💡☢️🌬️🌞
12-month world totals as of August 2025:
Nuclear 9.0%
Wind 8.7%
Solar 8.3%
Thanks to @ember-energy.org for the data update! 🔌💡☢️🌬️🌞
October 25, 2025 at 2:34 PM
The three-way convergence approaches!
12-month world totals as of August 2025:
Nuclear 9.0%
Wind 8.7%
Solar 8.3%
Thanks to @ember-energy.org for the data update! 🔌💡☢️🌬️🌞
12-month world totals as of August 2025:
Nuclear 9.0%
Wind 8.7%
Solar 8.3%
Thanks to @ember-energy.org for the data update! 🔌💡☢️🌬️🌞