- To my long-lost geonerd friends who are attending #AGU18 next month, if you work with bigger datasets in… https://t.co/qM6UvihCaU 13:19:49, 2018-11-16
- "We have spent our entire existence adapting, so we will adapt to this. It’s an engineering problem, and it has eng… https://t.co/FkU3z38KSL 05:11:44, 2018-11-16
- Every $billion that goes toward liability for climate enhanced damages is a $billion that isn't available for mitig… https://t.co/lRHBhleUBq in reply to ZaneSelvans 04:57:39, 2018-11-16
- When destruction results from a combination of practices that were once fairly prudent, and increased risks due to… https://t.co/BziKoeacF8 04:49:04, 2018-11-16
- RT @nworbmot: Power to Methane with 76% efficiency (HHV) in a container-sized demo, potential to rise to 80% efficiency: the EU @fch_ju HEL… 04:42:35, 2018-11-16
- RT @sustainablejohn: Us: Building new clean energy cheaper than existing coal
Utilities: But coal is "baseload"
Us: No. See NIPSCO and Xc… 15:56:01, 2018-11-15
- @CHThiem Habit I guess. in reply to CHThiem 14:24:32, 2018-11-15
- Seriously it is comic at this point. https://t.co/Sbnsk3ZYev 13:45:14, 2018-11-15
- @pangeo_data @ProjectJupyter @CatalystCoop The datasets are just too large to be easily shuffled around, and we don… https://t.co/OgIGDg5ovg in reply to ZaneSelvans 13:28:58, 2018-11-15
- RT @CatalystCoop: We've got to get PUDL up and running on a shared #JupyterHub deployment like this. https://t.co/KwBoKC1Dh3 13:26:01, 2018-11-15
- @pangeo_data @ProjectJupyter Omg this is awesome! I'm working with other @catalystcoop folks to organize US and pub… https://t.co/KuU9bs7k1k in reply to pangeo_data 13:24:23, 2018-11-15
- I highly recommend following Sarah Taber. https://t.co/l40XIFaYZ9 13:07:26, 2018-11-15
- @ericmbudd @jasonwienerpc @Nextdoor Crime! Youths! Lawncare! in reply to ericmbudd 12:14:51, 2018-11-15
- @jasonwienerpc @ericmbudd @Nextdoor My experience has been that Nextdoor is filled with people who hate students an… https://t.co/kVau3ZACnZ in reply to jasonwienerpc 12:12:02, 2018-11-15
- RT @Ocasio2018: People keep giving me directions to the spouse and intern events instead of the ones for members of Congress ??♀️ 08:54:30, 2018-11-15
- @ntnsndr I tried reading some of his stuff and was put off by the way it felt like a Just So Story. Like obviously… https://t.co/Wg7S21CREN in reply to ntnsndr 02:31:34, 2018-11-15
- Well, at least the placebos are much cheaper in Turkey. https://t.co/LU6JQ75fLK 02:13:54, 2018-11-15
- @CHThiem Highly utilized mass transit is much cheaper overall and also more functionally scalable. You'd expect to… https://t.co/2UJAIYpO3L in reply to ZaneSelvans 00:43:30, 2018-11-15
- @CHThiem Thinking about this it seems even more bizarre. Giant socialist freeways clogged with private cars that ar… https://t.co/GAZTIEkYyx in reply to CHThiem 00:39:55, 2018-11-15
- RT @johnffarrell: Rural electric cooperatives emphasize their democratic structure and member-driven decisions, but a new report card on co… 13:03:05, 2018-11-14
- @shwinnebego I'm not sure I understand. Though, after many years of going a long way down the individual change pat… https://t.co/Abbo70SJSx in reply to shwinnebego 13:01:21, 2018-11-14
- @ericmbudd I think it's totally relevant. The history didn't go anywhere 🙂 Though it is frustrating to have it sto… https://t.co/g7UOJWZfWH in reply to ericmbudd 11:41:38, 2018-11-14
- @CHThiem And to some that's the beauty of wealth — you don't have to mingle with the rest of society. Uber & Lyft… https://t.co/5DFJHDAqu4 in reply to CHThiem 11:40:31, 2018-11-14
- @CHThiem Hmm. I saw plenty of trams and electric trolleybuses in Eastern Europe & Russia in the 1990s, and Moscow h… https://t.co/cAqt9kA3GT in reply to CHThiem 11:05:50, 2018-11-14
- @TKavulla So utilities with below average borrowing costs (risks) would get to keep the difference, increasing retu… https://t.co/Azngxj3kSB in reply to TKavulla 11:00:04, 2018-11-14
- RT @TKavulla: @ZaneSelvans Like any other regulatory decision which does not grant 100% cost recovery to a utility, it could increase the c… 10:51:47, 2018-11-14
- @TKavulla I do find myself asking that question sometimes. in reply to TKavulla 10:51:40, 2018-11-14
- Which ends up being more costly for ratepayers: securitization of one asset with low cost bonds that have a state b… https://t.co/geu2F5VUe8 in reply to ZaneSelvans 10:45:15, 2018-11-14
- It would be very satisfying to force utility shareholders to eat these costs, but I wonder if it wouldn't also incr… https://t.co/Jkz256J69D 10:39:47, 2018-11-14
- @CostaSamaras le sigh. I do miss LA taco trucks. in reply to CostaSamaras 10:31:56, 2018-11-14
- @ericmbudd Oh it *is* company you're working for — now you have to read The Prize if you haven't already. https://t.co/dQsXzTbaEY 10:28:01, 2018-11-14
- @TKavulla If the regulated utility is forced to eat the undepreciated costs, does that drive up their cost of debt?… https://t.co/eejrebuc9O in reply to TKavulla 10:21:17, 2018-11-14
- RT @TKavulla: Economists will tell you sunk costs should be disregarded — a principle that does not hold true under the financial incentiv… 10:17:27, 2018-11-14
- @JesseJenkins @Joule_CP Is the GenX model public/open source? Or headed in that direction? I found the docs describ… https://t.co/qtEETVCvaM in reply to JesseJenkins 10:11:43, 2018-11-14
- @CHThiem Yes, this is all in Antalya. I dunno if I can corroborate the "Very Modern" There are 2 old tram lines (fo… https://t.co/ccJF0kr9uK in reply to CHThiem 10:08:29, 2018-11-14
- Turkish separated bike lanes, sometimes combined with tramways. https://t.co/72EpQaw3AU 09:21:03, 2018-11-14
- Verifying myself: I am zaneselvans on https://t.co/fVJo569klG. aqlxtyjTroZgTDYwrnzjqORdnOu9vIqbcWp_ / https://t.co/19A8ZvPDNv 07:25:06, 2018-11-14
- I find it easier to think about these numbers with ratios. For every unit of heat we release by burning fossil fuel… https://t.co/wR1nHovErP 12:49:58, 2018-11-13
- @IceSheetMike One order of magnitude way to get at this number: https://t.co/tGASRA9dcM in reply to ZaneSelvans 12:45:40, 2018-11-13
- @IceSheetMike I find it easier to think about these things in ratios than absolute numbers. For every unit of heat… https://t.co/tpqel6Mugj in reply to IceSheetMike 12:30:36, 2018-11-13
- Transportation is now the number one emitter in the US.
Building energy efficiency codes are also typically under… https://t.co/BFI034w3d9 11:31:53, 2018-11-13
- Climate change is the largest problem we've faced so far. Any tool that has ever been considered or used in human h… https://t.co/Cy34CGVf3y in reply to ZaneSelvans 11:16:43, 2018-11-13
- Who are your favorite thoughtful writers focusing on nuclear energy or geoengineering through through the lens of c… https://t.co/6DBSL5gmYk 11:10:31, 2018-11-13
- RT @ZaneSelvans: This sad tweet reminds me of something I've been thinking about lately — the mismatch between the timescales of most purp… 10:51:08, 2018-11-13
- What we have been doing for the last 30 years isn't working. It seems valuable to at least articulate *why* a given… https://t.co/IENV9vQXjN in reply to ZaneSelvans 04:33:08, 2018-11-13
- So I think it's worth seriously considering (relative) outliers in the discussion. Economic transformation, nuclear… https://t.co/AHt6R2Kzes in reply to ZaneSelvans 04:29:13, 2018-11-13
- I know I *want* the answer to be: persuasive, egalitarian, and constructive. But I have no reason to think that's a… https://t.co/nrcrkZvHoV in reply to ZaneSelvans 04:09:11, 2018-11-13
- Does that require persuasion or insurrection? Should we organize in an egalitarian or hierarchical way? Is the best… https://t.co/CEYHJwIFBh in reply to ZaneSelvans 04:03:24, 2018-11-13
- We have to figure out how to implement radical systemic changes in the short term, in order to address non-negotiab… https://t.co/Fhs3pBUrRg in reply to ZaneSelvans 03:58:35, 2018-11-13
- It would be nice if we had the histories of other technological civilizations to look at for guidance. What kinds o… https://t.co/TJu4uCVGuI in reply to ZaneSelvans 03:56:13, 2018-11-13
- It's not at all clear to me that we have an appropriate theory of change, or social organizing model for addressing… https://t.co/LIgKqYQgdV in reply to ZaneSelvans 03:51:04, 2018-11-13
- But in order for those immediate and enormous changes to "make sense" within our current paradigm, we also need to… https://t.co/o3XW5pxGji in reply to ZaneSelvans 03:46:48, 2018-11-13
- At this point, climate is a strange hybrid of long and short timescales. We have at most a couple of decades to rad… https://t.co/tm4369iDKV in reply to ZaneSelvans 03:43:58, 2018-11-13
- We have lots of historical examples of re-organizing ourselves to deal with an immediate external threat like War.… https://t.co/hqx4ibzxrw in reply to ZaneSelvans 03:41:43, 2018-11-13
- Potential responses to this situation are often likened to a war related effort — the Manhattan Project, the Marsh… https://t.co/trscsi5qhU in reply to ZaneSelvans 03:37:17, 2018-11-13
- We (and everyone else trapped on this planet with us) will be living with the effects of this act for millennia –… https://t.co/dEjteSXAK9 in reply to ZaneSelvans 03:32:54, 2018-11-13
- Changing the climate is one of the most consequential actions we've ever taken. It's something that's taken/will ta… https://t.co/34Ivt16HoI in reply to ZaneSelvans 03:29:55, 2018-11-13
- This sad tweet reminds me of something I've been thinking about lately — the mismatch between the timescales of mo… https://t.co/iAj1aCLv0d 03:26:41, 2018-11-13
- Old glass greenhouses surround Antalya, filled with tomatoes and peppers and eggplants. Nobody could afford to buil… https://t.co/jqHWPdkQFY 01:29:37, 2018-11-13
- @drvox FWIW, I don't read you because you're timely — at least not in that way. The issues I care about that you c… https://t.co/iifPjb9K5a in reply to drvox 00:00:41, 2018-11-13
- RT @meakoopa: [ Karl Marx stares directly into the camera ] https://t.co/56vLmfqZja 14:04:23, 2018-11-12
- "Not everything that is faced can be changed. But nothing can be changed until it is faced." — James Baldwin 12:29:59, 2018-11-11
- @DynamicWebPaige Well, there's always @Sci_Hub in reply to DynamicWebPaige 08:32:15, 2018-11-11
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