jglarusso.bsky.social
Senior Advocate and Manager, Clean Grid Program at Acadia Center. This is my personal account. (He/him)
đź“ŤThe ISO New England control area.
“It is not granted to you to complete the task, yet neither may you give it up.” ~Rabbi Tarfon.
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The program of the Trump administration, across a range of policy areas, is to make Wilhoit’s Law the law of the land.
In a world of Wilhoitians be a Rawlsian.
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Stand and turn your backs pm the President.
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Thanks for the weather report, Robert. My daughter and son-in-law live in Clovelly. …A long way from Boston.
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I’m old enough to remember when 18 y.o. double-casked, single malt scotch drove consumer rates.
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What’s the point of covering the WH anyway? Other than perhaps sending your theater critic.
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I thought this was a joke.
It’s no joke.
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Yes, I poked around a little and came up with 40-60 dB.
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*Not* “policy/agency”; rather program/agency.
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I say there’s a colorable case for the Representative to be granted standing within the confines of Raines v. Byrd.
@tribelaw.bsky.social?
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The injury that is personal to the Congressional Representative? The complete vitiation of the authority vested in him/her by his/her constituents to represent them, and nullification of the Representative’s vote(s).
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Yes, was thinking I’d have. To replace current double doors with double louvered doors. Tbe basement is finished, but not furnished, so used for storage/laundry.
Do manufacturers provide dB levels I wonder, like dishwasher manufacturers?
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Yes, 3 beds, 2 full baths, and the basement is finished. The HW is in a utility closet. Standard ceiling height.
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Agree, consumer protection shouldn’t be a partisan issue, and wasn’t until last week.
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It’s a rental property. Sleeps a max of 6. Will likely mostly be 3-4. No height limitations.
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Currently, no New Hampshire constitutional offices are held by Democrats. This raises concerns that Republican-controlled states may mimic, or may be required by the RNC to align themselves with, Trump administration efforts to repeal/roll back consumer protections.
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….Psst…
…Their expectation is that there will never again be a Democratic President.
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The FAWGs have been great at level-setting the obstacles impeding the energy transformation. They include regulators, policy-makers, unions, advocates, etc. in addition to the utilities. E.g. @zeynebmagavi.bsky.social from this pod 👇🏻 is on OET’s Advisory Board. www.volts.wtf/p/thermal-en...
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Neglected to mention that OET is Maine-adjacent!
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The behind-the-meter solar data is back!
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…the energy transformation and economic development.
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…And OET has hit the ground running, establishing four stakeholder Focus Area Working Groups: one re decarbonizing the peak, one re financing the transition, one seeking to reduce or eliminate gas utility reliance on the nation’s only onshore LNG *import* terminal, and one examining the nexus b/t…
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Well, for one, Mass. is the only state with an Office of Energy Transformation.
“[OET’s] mission is to accelerate the energy transformation, with a focus on gas-to-electric transition, electric grid readiness, and an affordable and just transition for workers, businesses, and communities.”