New record high for US battery manufacturing volumes in May.
Traffic light priority means your tram trip is much quicker. Other cities get it right - #Melbourne can do better! 🚊🚦
I hope nobody was hurt by this apparently sentient car that drove onto the footpath.
Day 39 saw me on a gentle meander across the Brittany countryside from Pontivy to Loudeac, on canal paths and back roads. A local chap gave me a wonderful lesson in the history of Brittany at a coffee stop in Saint-Gonnery.
Day 46 saw me back on the road last year, from Rennes to Vitre, essentially heading up the Vilaine valley. It was a lovely ride, followed by a wonderful walk around the centre of Vitre and the very impressive Chateau.
Day 35 took me from Morlaix to Huelgoat through variable weather along a voie verte (green way or rail trail) and some lovely quiet roads. Huelgoat is built around a gorgeous artificial lake on the Riviere d’Argent (Silver River).
Australia is absolutely leading the world when it comes to battery installation.
And its helping reduce prices for everyone, not just people who have them.
Here's @lucyham.bsky.social.
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‘Something is changing’: Sydney records warmest start to winter in a century
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Temperatures topped 20C on Tuesday for the tenth consecutive day, a streak not seen since 1919
Temperatures in Sydney topped 20C on Tuesday for the tenth consecutive day, breaking a record for June that had stood since 1919.
On another warm day in Sydney, the thermometer at Observatory Hill showed 20.1C by 11.30am on Tuesday. Usual maximum temperatures are about 18C. Continue reading...
