Alan “Give Them Energy” Medsker

There is a lot of competition for the most wrongest article I've read this year, but we have a strong contender in this RCP8.5 rescue attempt The basic argument: Climate models are so bad that using a fatally flawed scenario might fix them, or something

Achieving this requires scalable clean firm power, permitting reform, and transmission planning that both regulated and liberalized utilities can agree on. (And, in some regions, easing constraints on gas supply.)

BREAKING: Governor Pritzker is expected to sign an executive order targeting 2 GW of new nuclear capacity in Illinois. This comes just one month after the state lifted its 36-year ban on new nuclear construction. Illinois is having to play major catch-up to states that moved first, but no state produces more nuclear energy than ours. That’s a decent position to be in.

First part of the speech mentioned housing. Second focused on nuclear. Later on, he talks about getting cellphones out of the classroom. Good.

My goal is to deliver at least 2 gigawatts of new clean nuclear capacity, which is enough to power up to two million homes. That means your electricity will be less expensive, more reliable, and clean — all while creating jobs and maintaining our status as a net energy exporter.

BREAKING: Governor Pritzker is expected to sign an executive order targeting 2 GW of new nuclear capacity in Illinois. This comes just one month after the state lifted its 36-year ban on new nuclear construction. Illinois is having to play major catch-up to states that moved first, but no state produces more nuclear energy than ours. That’s a decent position to be in.

BREAKING: Governor Pritzker is expected to sign an executive order targeting 2 GW of new nuclear capacity in Illinois. This comes just one month after the state lifted its 36-year ban on new nuclear construction. Illinois is having to play major catch-up to states that moved first, but no state produces more nuclear energy than ours. That’s a decent position to be in.

Awesome news! Pritzker will sign an executive order that calls for 2 gigawatts of new nuclear capacity (new plants and updates of existing reactors). It will also include an RFP for localities to raise their hand to host the facilities. A model that has worked well in New York.

I’d argue the age range of 35-45 is one of the most taxing mentally. - Your parents’ age begins to show - Friends groups splinters as some have kids, some don’t - Careers hit hiccups or strides - People you know die unexpectedly due to health issues - Friends develop substance or drinking issues I’ve noticed a general frustration in many people in this age range. They describe a pressure and overwhelming sense that things feel off or just harder. It’s not to say all of this will happen to someone in that era, but it’s when these things tend to play out.

Committee on Transportation, Climate, & Infrastructure