Windmills can go onto farms using very little land. The crops can grow and the animals can graze under them. Offshore wind takes no land,and besides gives the sealife a place to florish.

Unlike bitcoin, gold is a tangible asset. It has value as an industrial commodity, but it's present price is far above that. The difference in the two prices is the "collectable" part fueled only by demand, the same as Bitcoin. There is one difference. Should a catastrophe make the internet unavailable, your gold will still be there.

If you don't have an agreed upon the duress words, ask them what the name of your family member's dog is or what elementary school they went to

Keep them going but limit the bets to five dollars.

Every transcript should not only include the student's grade but also the average grade of the class. This would give employers and admissions officers a better understanding of the meaning of the grade. As an additional benefit it would publicize the grading standards of professors.

In one case an officer, with orders to retaliate against any attack, saw a radar signal of 7 missles heading for Russia. He held off, against orders, because he reasoned that no attack would be only 7 missiles. It was a radar glitch. In the other case, during the Cuban missile crisis officers on a Soviet nuclear sub, thought a war was underway. It took three officers to agree to launch. Two were ready to go, the third was not so sure and refused to launch. In another situation a B52 accidentally dropped an H-bomb over South Carolina. When the bomb was recovered three of the four safety switches were activated. That the forth been active, the bomb would have gone off.

Anything that can go wrong will go wrong. We came damn close during the Cold War when the actions of a few people stopped accidental launchings.

I note that there are very few comments to this story. Does this indicate that no one gives a damn about union issues, or is it just another indicator of the reduced number of comments I see on all postings on the /. site?

Who says that future generations will have electron microscopes or the ability to read QR codes. Lots of technology is lost when civilizations collapse. In the future we might not even realize that the ceramic chip contains any information.

The structure will be complex. It is difficult to recover the energy from fast neutrons. The fast neutrons weaken the structure, requiring frequent replacement and rebuilding.

From my background working in the Fusion Division of the US Department of Energy I'm skeptical. First I doubt it can be made to work. Second the engineering challenges are such that fusion power, like fission power, will never be economically competitive to gas and renewables.

Every project has gone way overboard. The one attempt at building a mini-reactor was abandoned in mid-project due to cost overruns.

Look at the complexity of ITER. Even in the small chance that usable fusion can be achieved, it will suffer from the same problem that fission does. They are both too damn expensive to be competitive with renewables or natural gas.

I do not object to the discussion of Gaza. I object to the lack of attention of other atrocities, Sudan, Myanmar, Uyghurs, and various other humanitarian disasters. Israel is being held to a differentstandard than other countries. No one is calling for the erasure of China, or the Gulf states supporting Sudan. I am happy so many countries are supporting the creation of a Palestinian state. They have beenoffered a state three times, and turned it down because they did not want to give up their goal of eradicating Israel. Maybe this time they will take up the offer. I wonder why only Israel is held to a standard? I'lll let you. guess——

Everytranscriptshould not only include the student's grade but also the average grade of the class. This would give employers and admissions officers a better understanding of the meaning of the grade.