In the sustainable age, how can batteries be safer? A company says it has the answer
In California’s Moss Landing, more than 1,000 people were forced to evacuate in January when one of the largest storage facilities for lithium-ion batteries in the world caught fire. Days later, the toxic metals nickel, cobalt and manganese were found at a nearby estuary, Elkhorn Slough, in unusuall
Bots at the beach: The Labor Day of the future?
I’ve never been asked to name my favorite federal holiday. With 11 to choose from, it could be hard. But my least favorite holiday? That’s easy: It’s tomorrow, Labor Day. Sure, Labor Day’s origin story is significant. In post-Civil War America, working conditions were often harsh and workplaces unsa
CPUC undercuts its own purported ‘decarbonization goals’
Re “$24 monthly fee is an exorbitant, inflationary scam” (Aug. 24): This letter is spot-on and that may be the main reason why the electric delivery Basic Service Charge enabling legislation was passed three years ago by Sacramento lawmakers “under questionable circumstances” described charitably as
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