The report actually contains some good news: None of the regions highlighted are particularly high risk, and, with good luck and normal temperatures, the grids should be able to handle regular demand this summer.
…does this seem like a really bad year to be betting on good luck?
The unprecedented amounts of oil released under Biden have helped lower gas prices, but they have also shrank the government’s rainy day fund for future potential emergencies, including hurricanes, wars and other disasters.
(Also, I'm a little queasy about "have also shrank," but maybe cut CNN a little slack here. They seem to need it.)
The family that owns the home discovered the black, potato-sized rock in a corner — still warm around 12:30 p.m. Monday. The experts believe it hit the home a short time before it was found.
"These animals can help us a lot," Di Napoli said, adding that other organizations should "evaluate where it can be applied, find where there's fuel and have the goats eat it."
I'm having a flashback to some Trump era squabble about forestry and California wildfires, but never mind. In Chile, a bunch of goats happily munching underbrush seem to be protecting a forest just fine.
