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A new US government ruling is a mistake that the solar industry will have to deal with for the next several years, according to a solar trade group CEO. December 5, 2022 Anne Fischer From pv magazine USA The US Department of Commerce has issued a preliminary determination stating that certain companies in Southeast Asia … Read more
Breaking the infamous ‘133% Solar Oversize Rule’ won’t get you in trouble if you add a battery. Or will it? It depends on who you ask… But before we get to that, a brief history of the rule. The Australian Solar Panel Array Oversize Rule Why do solar companies everywhere offer 6.6 kW of solar … Read more
From Highly Sensitive Refuge: “Highly sensitive people (HSPs) have important perspectives to contribute to society. They must protect their process, especially when the world doesn’t. HSPs are known to use our sensitivity to promote the well-being of others — we absorb their thoughts and feelings, and lend them an empathetic ear. Unfortunately, however, our modern-day … Read more
During November, Australian households were even more eager to have a solar power system installed as soon as possible. Find out more in the latest auSSII report. Solar Power System Capacities 77% of Australians using the SolarQuotes service in November selected 5-10 kW capacity as their desired system size range when presented with 3-5 kW, … Read more
All her life, Motsi Mabuse has worked hard for her countless achievements, but a highly critical and competitive industry led her to question her self-worth. Now, she’s taking back control, consciously practicing self-love, radical acceptance of her vulnerability, and making time for those who light up her life By the time you read this Strictly … Read more
From GatherFor/MediumMaslow spent six weeks living at Siksika — which is the name of the people, their language, and the Blackfoot Reserve — in the summer of 1938. His time there upended some of his early hypotheses and possibly shaped his theories. . . Whereas mainstream American narratives focus on the individual, the Blackfoot way … Read more
For some, the notion of clean mining is a contradiction in terms. New research from the Technical University of Berlin, published in the “Journal of Cleaner Production,” found that the environmental costs of the mining sector amount to as much as $5 trillion annually, with most of the damage attributed to greenhouse gases committed in … Read more
Dr. Marc Tessier-Lavigne Stanford University has launched a formal investigation into its own president, neuroscientist Marc Tessier-Lavigne, PhD, for alleged research misconduct pertaining to five scientific articles on which he was lead or coauthor. Stanford’s Board of Trustees is leading the investigation. The university’s student newspaper, the Stanford Dailybroke the news of the investigation on … Read more
Because of high out-of-pocket costs of new-to-market neurologic drugs that are of similar benefit as older agents, only a small percentage of patients with neurologic disorders have access to these cutting-edge medications, new research shows. “Our study of people with neurologic conditions found fewer than 20% were being treated with new medications,” study author Brian … Read more
Where do I even begin… I guess where it all started was when I had my very first panic attack at the age of 12, soon after losing my first close family member, my grandfather. I was home alone at the time with no one to help me and from there I have not been … Read more