Tuco's Child Newsletter
Tuco's Child, Tucos's Child, Gene Nelson, Ph.D., Kilovar 1959, Stephen Heins, JF, Thomas J Shepstone, Urs Broderick FurrerYour Safe Space for Pulp Non-fiction: exploring science, energy, the environment and current issues.
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| Issues | 213 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 16 days ago |
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A Net-zero Death Sentence for the Elderly: The Spanish-Iberian Grid Failure
Preface and Paradox: Chasing Windmills in Germany and Spain
The negative health consequences of Europe’s Ill-fated Net-zero Carbon Quest have increasingly come to light, with much focus on the increased mortality and respiratory illnes...
Reprise: Renewable Energy Does Not Exist
In terms of our lifetime, the sun’s energy might appear renewable, but technically it is not. The sun is an inefficient fusion reactor, operating at about 0.7 % conversion, per 𝐸=𝑚𝑐2 .
Renewable Energy Does Not Exist
Dear Re...
California Oil Reserves May Exceed Texas Oil Reserves
Above: the vast Midway-Sunset oil field is the largest in California and the third largest in the United States. This oil field has produced over 3 billion barrels of oil and retains more than 500 million barrels in reserve.
Pref...
Reprise - EV Infernos: Torched Trailers, Tow Trucks, and Tow Yards
Above: Ford F-150 Lightning lived up to it's name and caught fire on a car transport trailer, destroying both the trailer and innocent ICE vehicles.
Hello again Dear Readers! Welcome to another specially curated Cornucopia of EV Combustion...
California’s Massive Crude Oil Reserves
Above: in the early part of the twentieth century, oil wells dominated the beach in Venice, California. (Los Angeles County Chamber of Commerce/Library of Congress).
Preface
In a recent series of articles, we reported on Gavin N...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
A chemist \ud83e\uddea, always learning. Hands-on science and engineering career for 30+ years, spanning nanomaterials, mineral extraction, phosphors, batteries, semiconductors. I enjoy writing in simple terms. Feynman is a hero.
My father Tuco Benedicto Pacífico Juan María Ramírez was born in Tejas, Mexico in 1811. Tuco became a drifter and a bandit. Tuco met Blondie & Angel Eyes. They followed the Au. Tuco fathered a son, Tuco's Child.
Senior Legal Researcher for Californians for Green Nuclear Power, (CGNP.) CGNP President. Author of numerous CGNP filings before the CPUC, FERC, CEC, NRC & regulatory + oversight bodies. Radiation biophysics Ph.D. PacifiCorp critic.
Retired electric energy professional
Practical environmentalist, I named myself, no dogma to chain my sight, Energy efficiency my craft, lighting the world with a realist’s spark: An energy humanist.
The Renewable Energy Resistance in Texas
Tom Shepstone is the owner of Shepstone Management Company, Inc. a planning and research consulting firm located in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Lawyer with 34 years representing companies in the downstream oil and gas sector. Opinions and sardonic commentary are my own.
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