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To: bentway who wrote (214190)	10/9/2021 1:20:37 AM
From: i-node	Respond to of 362146

The grid is fine. Any power grid functionality will crater if there is insufficient power available to service the uncontrolled demand. Duh.

To: bentway who wrote (214190)	10/9/2021 10:39:28 AM
From: Wharf Rat	Respond to of 362146

"I see more Teslas in Austin than Chevys." Wow!! Lead by Texas and the Southeast, the U.S. added a record amount of solar power in 2020. https://t.co/XV0cHv86QP — grist (@grist) October 8, 2021 Between hurricanes, heatwaves, and wildfires, nearly 1 in 3 Americans experienced a climate-fueled weather disaster this past summer pic.twitter.com/WTrM3I59Wy — NowThis (@nowthisnews) October 7, 2021 .@NOAA: So far, 2021 ranks only behind 2020 for having the most billion-dollar weather and climate disasters in a year. The first nine months of 2021 saw 18 separate disasters that claimed 538 lives and cost $104.8 billion. Latest: https://t.co/quwZMpnDQj #climate #StateofClimate pic.twitter.com/a2Y2Ty2BUU — NOAA Satellites - Public Affairs (@NOAASatellitePA) October 8, 2021 The 4 month period from Jun–Sep 2021 was the warmest JUN-SEP for the U.S. in recorded history, averaging at 72.47°F/22.48°C. (1901-2000 mean:69.76°F/20.98°C=+2.71°F/+1.50°C anomaly) according to @NOAANCEIclimate pic.twitter.com/wzkDdkCmgX — Guy Walton (@climateguyw) October 8, 2021