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Trinitite: The radioactive rock buried in New Mexico before the Atari games

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By Megan Geuss
| Ars Technica Verified
New Mexico, land of strange enchantment — From the archives: A short story about a strange glass. Megan Geuss - May 29, 2021 12:35 pm UTC Trinitite specimens. Update, 5/29/21: It's Memorial Day weekend in the US, and staff are trying to stay away from the keyboard accordingly. As such, we're resurfacing a few classic pieces from our archives.
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Google-Born Startup Thinks It's Time for a Ground-Source Heat Pump Renaissance

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By Megan Geuss
| RealClear Energy
Seeking to do for home heating systems what SolarCity did for solar panels, a new company called Dandelion hopes to popularize decades-old, energy-efficient heating and cooling technology. So-called “ground-source heat pumps” or “geothermal heat pumps” have been used for decades to warm and cool homes, especially in colder climates where expensive fuel oil is burned for warmth.
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GE, Blockchain Hope to Provide Economic Solutions as Energy Markets Change

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By Megan Geuss
| RealClear Energy
AP Photo/Ng Han Guan, File Energy traders are a less visible part of the market compared to retail and wholesale power suppliers. They exist in certain markets to bid on the constantly fluctuating price of electricity, which is useful for owners of power-generating plants to help, for example, lock in a price for electricity in the day ahead.
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