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Commented on Study: 1 Percent of Land Needed To Meet Solar Energy Needs
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8:22 AM on January 24, 2013

Thanks for doing the math Chris! Two additional points worth mentioning: (1) remote, central solar needs costly (up to $1.5 million/mile) new transmission and incurs up to 15% transmission losses, making point of use generation considerably more efficient and cost...
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Commented on Rains May Unlock An Enduring Mojave Mystery
in The Back Forty

8:40 AM on January 11, 2013

Nice one Chris. I was surprised to find Tegeticula tucked among the flower petals of Y. harrimaniae (shindaggers) in the San Luis Valley, CO where just this week temperatures reached an incredible - 44 degrees F. I suspect the mutualism...
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Commented on Obama's DNC Energy Claims: A Fact Check
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11:49 AM on September 8, 2012

Thanks for the fact check Chris, its great to cut through the spin. I have two comments. First, if we've doubled + our CAPACITY for renewables, but not USE, is that because overall energy use has gone up alot? In...

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Commented on Study: 1 Percent of Land Needed To Meet Solar Energy Needs
in ReWire

8:22 AM on January 24, 2013

Thanks for doing the math Chris! Two additional points worth mentioning: (1) remote, central solar needs costly (up to $1.5 million/mile) new transmission and incurs up to 15% transmission losses, making point of use generation considerably more efficient and cost...
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Commented on Rains May Unlock An Enduring Mojave Mystery
in The Back Forty

8:40 AM on January 11, 2013

Nice one Chris. I was surprised to find Tegeticula tucked among the flower petals of Y. harrimaniae (shindaggers) in the San Luis Valley, CO where just this week temperatures reached an incredible - 44 degrees F. I suspect the mutualism...
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Commented on Obama's DNC Energy Claims: A Fact Check
in ReWire

11:49 AM on September 8, 2012

Thanks for the fact check Chris, its great to cut through the spin. I have two comments. First, if we've doubled + our CAPACITY for renewables, but not USE, is that because overall energy use has gone up alot? In...

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