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Net-Zero Chernobyl 3: Moss Landing Battery Facility Burns Again

Dear readers, many of us remember the last fire, #1, in January 2025, which looked like a non-stop SpaceX launch. That fire spread metal nanoparticle toxins over a wide area. We published the article below describing this debacle and health...

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Fertilize the Air with Carbonic Acid Gas (CO₂)


Tuco’s Child Preface

Dear Reader’s, perhaps we are destined to repeat history.

CO2 has been vilified by the climate industrial complex as a deadly gas that causes catastrophic global warming. In reality, CO2 is a life promoting...

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Carmakers Have a New Idea to Boost EV Range: Add a Gas Engine

Above: good old fashioned inline-4 ICE engine. Newer gen engines approach 40 % thermodynamic efficiency.


Tucos’s Child Preface

Dear Readers, Groundhog day is here again. Over recent years we have covered a variety of Automotive...

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Earth Heating by Loss of Cloud Cover Outpaces “Greenhouse Gas Effects” per NASA Satellite Data


Per CERES satellite data and combined references below, data from the last 10 years shows that a decrease in albedo has increased Earth warming. The decrease in cloud cover and increased radiation upon Earth outpaces any CO2 “greenho...

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Reprise: CO₂ Worsens Wildfires by Helping Plants Grow per UC Scientists

Above: California dreaming. Not.

Tuco’s Child Preface

Earning a Bachelors, Masters or a PhD degree just isn’t what it used to be: it now seems that if one has enough time, cash, or influence, a higher degree can be obtained. This is pa...

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  • Tuco's Child

    A chemist \ud83e\uddea, always learning. Hands-on science and engineering career, spanning nanomaterials, mineral extraction, phosphors, conducting polymers, circuit protection and semiconductors. I enjoy writing in simple terms. Feynman is a hero.

  • Stephen Heins

    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.

  • Stu Turley

    CEO and President of Sandstone Group, Host of the Energy News Beat energy markets podcast. Now ranked as one of the top podcasts in energy in the United States by Millionpodcasts.com.

  • Thomas J Shepstone

    Tom Shepstone is the owner of Shepstone Management Company, Inc. a planning and research consulting firm located in Northeastern Pennsylvania.

  • Van Snyder

    Retired mathematician and system engineer, now a nuclear power evangelist.

  • Tucos's Child

    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.

  • Ronald Stein

    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”

  • Gene Nelson, Ph.D.

    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.

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    Retired electric energy professional

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