Show Notes
Delaware Sierra Club Chapter Director Dustyn Thompson joins Rob in the bunker to talk about all things electrons: the state of data centers in Delaware, whether or not we should have fiber optic cables and wind mills, and the various increasingly goofy ways that Delmarva is trying to pick out pockets Feat: a thunderstorm that nearly took out the power. Show Notes: Project Washington pulls appeal, data center won’t proceed under current plan Fenwick residents to hear from fiber optic company State fails to quash Sussex resident’s appeal of offshore wind approval Delmarva Power charges up their rate increase request Nuclear Energy Feasibility Task Force Report
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This week we move from France to England. Bert Moniz joins Rob in the bunker to talk about the Manchester City scandal shaking the Premier League in England, and how that is leading to a threatened capital strike from the United Arab Emirates. Show Notes: What to know about the Man City scandal Previous Burt episode
Highlands Bunker international correspondent Joanna Flannagan joins Rob in the virtual bunker to talk about the student uprisings in France, what is causing them, and how it relates to the broader political situation and upcoming elections in the country. Show Notes: Demands of the students
Nurse Susan makes her bunker debut to talk about how other cities deal with homelessness and what Delaware could learn. Then, Shyanne and Rob discuss what the primary elections mean for the upcoming legislative session. Show Notes: Viewpoint: Delaware’s primary sent a message that business now has to answer
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