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5 Reasons Why America is Headed for Higher Energy Costs & Less Reliable Systems … and How You Can Stop It!
In the quest to accelerate a low-carbon future, the United States has found itself at a critical crossroads. The court of public opinion and it’s policy implications has created challenges in reliability, affordability, and, ultimately, realizing the goal. With an increasing population, mitigating climate change requires more than a race to renewables; we must move toward an energy portfolio that delivers sustainable energy options that result in affordable energy, economic growth, and solutions that positively impact the environment. The United States has the opportunity to lead the world in reducing GHG emissions. Delivering on this vision requires us to engage engineers and scientists who conduct pragmatic research in addition to…
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Expert Advice: The Best Spots to Position Your Kid’s Computer for Each Age
Do you think the location of a computer impacts a child’s digital experience, productivity, and safety?The Geonode team discusses how the accurate positioning of a computer serves both practical and safety functions at different stages of a child’s life. Expert Advice: The Best Spots to Position Your Kid’s Computer for Each Age A survey revealed that almost 94.2% of homes have at least one computer. If you’re in the data, it’s time to think whether or not you’re placing your computer in an optimal location, especially when children are involved. According to Geonode expert Josh Gordon, “Proper positioning of the computer based on your child’s age can optimize safety, comfort, and productivity.” 4. College Students…
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How to Halt the Death Throes of American Higher Education
As turmoil over the Israel-Hamas War rocks Ivy League campuses, their leadership is ailing to keep students safe, said academic and entrepreneur Regina Herzlinger. It is time for boards to step up and hold them accountable. Boston, MA (December 2023)—On Saturday, December 9, Liz Magill resigned her position as University of Pennsylvania president—a decision that most likely was forced by pressure applied by the board of the Wharton School. On December 7, Axios reported that the Wharton board had asked University of Pennsylvania President Liz Magill to step down. The reason is the university leadership’s “collective failure to act” regarding the “dangerous and toxic culture…” that has permeated Penn’s campus since the Israel-Hamas War began…








