Tuco's Child Newsletter
Tuco's Child, Stephen Heins, Stu Turley, Thomas J Shepstone, Ronald Stein, Gene Nelson, Ph.D., Kilovar 1959Your Safe Space for Pulp Non-fiction: exploring science, energy, the environment and current issues.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 195 | Subscribers | Read | tucoschild.substack.com |
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Wind Turbines and Solar Panels Only Generate Electricity
Above: Wind turbines generate electricity - and can catch on fire 🔥 from lightning ⚡ strikes. Turbine torches are fueled by 100s of liters of flammable synthetic lubricants inside the turbines.
California Running on Empty: Newsom's No Oil Delusion
Above: Bon vivant Gavin owns vineyards he founded with Gordon Getty. This vineyard is conveniently located near a fuel source.
Reversal! Gavin Newsom Now Loves Big Oil
Above: Gavin Newsom railing against the evil oil and gas companies. Now he has reversed course.
Reprise: Porsche EV Fire Sends Cargo Ship Down to Davy Jones' Locker
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A chemist \ud83e\uddea, always learning. I had a hands-on science and engineering career for 30+ years, spanning nanomaterials, mineral extraction, phosphors, batteries, semiconductors. I enjoy writing in simple terms. Feynman is my hero.
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.
CEO and President of Sandstone Group, an energy data and finance consultancy working with companies throughout the energy value chain. Co-host of the Energy News Beat energy markets podcast.
Tom Shepstone is the owner of Shepstone Management Company, Inc. a planning and research consulting firm located in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Energy consultant, author, and and energy policy advisor to the Heartland Institute, and the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow. Ron is co-author of the Pulitzer Prize nominated book “Clean Energy Exploitations”
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
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