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This week, a look at the bushfires in Australia — their impact to the country, to the grid, and to politics of climate.
Then, a big change could be coming to a foundational federal policy in America. Are the proposed changes to PURPA a thoughtful response to market conditions and cheap renewables, or a political play?
Finally, we learn to code. Joe Biden is the latest democrat to push the idea that laid-off miners should learn to code. Why did it spark so much derision?
Recommended reading:
- The Atlantic: Australia Will Lose to Climate Change
- GTM: FERC Proposal Brings New Threat to Already-Suffering PURPA Solar Markets
- Gizmodo: Biden Tells Miners to Learn to Code
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