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A 2-Billion-Year-Old Nuclear Reactor
The incredible yet little-known natural fission reactors that can teach us about waste management
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André Meurer
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May 2024

What I Wish I Knew About Heat Pump Water Heaters
Electrifying home water heating is still far from being a seamless experience.
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André Meurer
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April 2024

Totally Awesome
If you haven't yet experienced a total solar eclipse, go chase the next one. It is worth it.
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André Meurer

March 2024

Open Data Can Accelerate Home Electrification
The NODE Collective, a new nonprofit alliance, will create an open dataset to spur innovation in building decarbonization
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André Meurer
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December 2023

When Earth Hits the Fan
Deep time, mass extinctions, resilience, and a history of climate change
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A New Imperialist War for Oil Is Simmering
Venezuela is about to throw South America in disarray by claiming historical rights over Guyana's newly discovered oil reserves
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André Meurer

October 2023

Cultivated Meat Is Much More than a Climate Solution
Despite serious challenges, alt-meat technologies are too important to fail: their benefits extend far beyond simply reducing emissions
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September 2023

Climate Career Q&A, Part 2
Answering more questions from product professionals interested in working in climate
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André Meurer
Climate Career Q&A, Part 1
Where I answer questions from product managers about launching a career in climate
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André Meurer

August 2023

Electric Vehicle Stats, One Year In
One for the EV and data geeks out there: an analysis of charging and performance history
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André Meurer

July 2023

Keep the Coal in the Ground. We Might Need It One Day.
Vast reserves of easy-to-access fossil fuels are our insurance policy in the event of a worst-case scenario for civilization
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June 2023

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