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Power Costs Will Increase Significantly
“If we’re going to reduce GHG [greenhouse gas] emissions, we need more wind and solar projects.” That was the topic of SaskPower’s energy education series, Power Talk that aired on June 12. The Power Talk webinars have discussed the many aspects of power generation and transmission through the province, including wind, solar, and nuclear. In 2022, SaskPower started asking Saskatchewan residents for their input to help shape how the province is powered from 2030 and beyond. Gathered input include
- The Canadian Press
The 'Mes-si!' chants started more than an hour before Copa America opener, and he sets up both goals
ATLANTA (AP) — The chants of “Mes-si! Mes-si! Mes-si!" started more than an hour before kickoff and kept up throughout Argentina’s 2-0 victory over Canada on Thursday night in the Copa America opener.
- KMGH - Denver Scripps
VideoArapahoe County takes ownership of 45 miles of High Line Canal
Denver Water on Thursday transferred ownership of 45 miles of the 71-mile High Line Canal to Arapahoe County. The transfer included a conservation easement on the land.
- The Canadian Press
Pursuit of Milwaukee carjacking suspects ends with police shooting 2 teens in stolen vehicle
MILWAUKEE (AP) — A police pursuit of carjacking suspects in Milwaukee ended Thursday with police firing into the vehicle and injuring two teens, one of whom was pregnant and lost her baby, Milwaukee police said.
- KNXV - Phoenix Scripps
VideoAmid curtailment plan updates, concerns linger one year after water pressure problems
Concerns still remain nearly a year after ABC15 started reporting water pressure issues in Litchfield Park. The provider behind those pressure problems is Liberty Utilities. With the hot summer months ahead, the company just announced changes to its curtailment tariff.
- The Canadian Press
Navigating through darkness: Ukraine’s emergency blackouts return after Russia pounds infrastructure
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — During daytime, entire districts of Ukraine's capital are disconnected from the power grid to save energy. Traffic lights stop, choking traffic, accompanied by the constant rumble of generators installed outside cafes and shops.
