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Peter Nimmo

2 contrasting stories about #electricity in #Scotland:
In the #Borders, controversy about where to put new cross border #pylons. As electricity continues to replace fossil fuels and more #renewable sources come online such stories are increasingly common
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cq80xp
But in #Renfrewshire, the renewal of the National #Grid sees some of the oldest transmission towers (1929) being demolished- a reminder that they've been part of the #landscape for almost a century
bbc.co.uk/news/videos/c9djlp85

BBC NewsA new route for a cross-border pylons plan - can it appease locals?There is opposition to plans to build huge pylons through the Scottish Borders to take electricity to England.
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Primo Natura

Looking for some #positivity to end the week? I have recapped 42 notable #positive #environmental and #ClimateChange articles from past month including: the benefits of the #Ulez in #London, #Texas setting a new record for #Renewable #Energy generation and #NewDelhi creating seven new biodiversity parks on previously degraded land.

primonatura.co.uk/positive-env

Primo Natura · 42 Positive Environmental Success Stories — March 2025The media has an important role to play in combatting climate doom. Therefore, this monthly news round up of positive environmental and climate change news, is designed to spark joy and show that progress is being made. We pick two positive headlines a day, ranging from renewable energy and preservation
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Sara Nyberg

I recently listened to a very interesting episode about (no) growth, and whether to work inside out outside the , to change it.

It's in Swedish, but I can share some key insights:
- We need to work inside the current (economic) system and in paralell work with changing it.
- we need a planned and fair
- in 90% of the cases globally, electricity production capacity is cheaper than fossil - however, we need invest in

podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sho

Spotify for Podcasters1. Jobba mot eller inom systemet? by TillväxtparadigmetFörsta avsnittet i säsong 2 gästas av den flitige gröne liberale debattören Mattias Goldmann. Han berättar varför han tror omställningen måste beskrivas som lustfylld och lönsam. Framförallt diskuterar vi kring det ekonomiska systemet; måste det förändras eller hinner vi inte? Bör vi istället försöka använda oss av systemet för att få till största möjliga förändring? Vad definierar egentligen det ekonomiska systemet? Finns redan idag exempel som pekar på att grön tillväxt är möjligt? I slutändan landar vi trots olika perspektiv i flera gemensamma åsikter. 
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Sara Nyberg

Another interesting , with @erikhuss !

Did you know that is five times less expensive compared to power, per kWh? 💰
This is only one of many reasons why we should focus on power! 🌞💨

According to the @ipcc_ch we also need to:
- develop
- restore
- stop
- eat more food
to reduce - in a way which increases

Listen to it (in Swedish) here:
podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sho

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Victor

CharTech Solutions has partnered with Synagro Technologies, Inc to demonstrate the performance of CharTech Solutions’ proprietary high-temperature pyrolysis (HTP) process to eliminate (Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) from , while generating energy and biochar for treatment sites across North America. finance.yahoo.com/news/chartec

Yahoo FinanceCharTech Solutions and Synagro Announce Partnership For High Temperature Pyrolysis Demonstration Project to Eliminate PFAS from Biosolids and Generate BiocharBy CHAR Technologies Ltd.
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Victor

Fascinating podcast on why certain industries that require in the form of heat have not embraced energy such as and . It so happens that industries that require heat energy need a constant supply and intermittent forms are not conducive to their existence and growth. Well, there is now the Rondo Heat Battery that uses intermittent sources of energy and stores it as heat energy. volts.wtf/p/why-electrifying-i

VoltsWhy electrifying industrial heat is such a big dealBy David Roberts
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