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POWER Notebook: Wyoming Moves to Save Coal Plants

March 10, 2019 admin Business, Coal, coal ash, edf energy, hunterston, International, Kingston, Legislative, news, Nuclear, scotland, tennessee valley authority, Wyoming

Credit to Author: Darrell Proctor| Date: Sun, 10 Mar 2019 22:28:08 +0000

A Wyoming bill designed to keep coal-fired power plants operating in the state was signed into law by the state’s governor last week, one of several developments worldwide that impacted the power generation landscape in early March. Also in the U.S., the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) defended its hiring of a contractor that led the […]

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News Vice

The Hidden Killer of Dundee’s Street Drug Users

November 7, 2018 admin benzodiazapines, benzos, Drugs, dundee, HEROIN, scotland, valium

We spoke to drug workers and users about what’s going on in the “drug death capital of Europe”.

News Vice

Scotland’s Sectarian Orange Order Is Trying to Get with the Times

October 5, 2018 admin Catholic, orange order, protestant, scotland

The arcane organisation with roots in consolidating colonial rule in Ireland is trying to modernise.

Magazines

MeyGen Array Sets Global Records for Harnessing Tidal Power

September 2, 2018 admin International, meygen, news, ocean energy, pentland firth, Plant Design, Renewables, Research and Development, scotland, Technology, tidal power, top plant

Though tidal energy is still considered by many to be in its nascent stages, power generated from turbines harnessing fast tidal flows in the same way wind turbines catch the wind has entered the commercial

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