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Scott Sutherland

San Francisco
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Leading analyst covering Mobile and Telecom for over 12 years and has over 20 years of financial and investing experience.
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Fuel crisis shows Ireland cannot build a secure future on imported energy

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By Scott Sutherland
| Irish Examiner
The latest fossil fuel crisis is Ireland’s wake-up call. It must act now and deliver on its abundant potential. The old adage that ‘today’s newspapers become tomorrow’s fish and chip wrapper’ can be a comfort to readers, particularly if the news is grim. It was meant to convey the temporary nature of news and public attention, that important headlines or sensational news quickly become irrelevant, forgotten and disposable. Recent headlines on energy costs were undoubtedly grim.
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A total lunar eclipse will shine over Canada! Here's how to watch from anywhere

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By Scott Sutherland
| Yahoo Canada
A total lunar eclipse will shine over Canada! Here's how to watch from anywhere Check your weather forecast for clear skies in the hours between midnight and sunrise on Tuesday, for a chance to see the last total lunar eclipse until the end of 2028! Even if you're completely overcast, though, don't worry! Read on to discover how to watch this spectacular celestial event from anywhere, regardless of the weather! On Tuesday, March 3, the Full Moon will pass directly through Earth's umbral...
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Asteroid impact with Moon would produce visible flash, followed by meteor storms

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By Scott Sutherland
| Yahoo Canada
Asteroid impact with Moon would produce visible flash, followed by meteor storms On December 22, 2032, a sixty-metre-wide asteroid may strike the Moon. If this happens, it will not only produce a visible flash, easily spotted from Earth, but will likely be followed by periodic meteor storms streaking across our night skies. Known as 2024 YR4, this space rock was discovered in late 2024 and initially caused some alarm, as it had a small chance of hitting Earth.
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