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Research Shows Electric Charging Stations In America Are Facing Major Problems

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Research Shows Electric Charging Stations In America Are Facing Major Problems

 

According to CarBuzz, "the EV charging network in the US has already eroded, and at least one in five charging attempts by EV drivers failed to connect."

Already? We've barely started.

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The Chicago Botanic Garden offers an impressive February schedule for garden enthusiasts.

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The Chicago Botanic Garden offers an impressive February schedule for garden enthusiasts.

 

The Chicago Botanic Garden offers an impressive February schedule for garden enthusiasts.

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Gibbs Gardens opens March 1, 2023. Don't miss it!

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Gibbs Gardens opens March 1, 2023. Don't miss it!

 

The spectacular display of spring bulbs at Gibbs Gardens, Ball Ground, GA, is one you mustn't miss.

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Clean energy? Dozens of Scottish Wind Turbines Powered by Diesel Generators, Pour Hydraulic Oil Into Countryside

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Clean energy? Dozens of Scottish Wind Turbines Powered by Diesel Generators, Pour Hydraulic Oil Into Countryside

 

Breitbart: "Scottish Power — led by a Spaniard, Ignacio Galan, and actually a subsidiary of Spanish firm Iberdrola — conceded that some 71 of its turbines had to be hooked up to diesel generators to keep them warm in December, according to the Sunday Mail, with a whistleblower telling the left-leaning newspaper that problems with the turbines are deep-seated.

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Scientists Baffled After 500-Million-Year-Old Fossil in Indian Cave Turns Out to be a Beehive

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Scientists Baffled After 500-Million-Year-Old Fossil in Indian Cave Turns Out to be a Beehive

 

An article in Nature World News tells us, "Scientists were perplexed when a 500-million-year-old fossil they had discovered in an Indian cave began to peel off and revealed that it was actually a beehive."

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