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    Tate Britain exhibition revisits the 1990s art scene●‘The weirdos were taking over!’ Tate Britain relives the 1990s – in pictures 'A new exhibition curated by Edward EnnifulMmastodonLifeFashion71 d ago

    Tate Britain has opened a new exhibition curated by Edward Enniful that looks back at the 1990s, a decade when art, music and fashion collided with unusual energy. Accompanied by a photo essay capturing the era's thriving documentary photography, the show celebrates the scene's outsiders — 'the weirdos taking over' — and the last creative decade before smartphones reshaped culture.

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    Checking Old Solar Systems Reveals How Long Panels Really Last●We Checked 3 Old Solar Systems - The Results Shocked Us! How Long Do Solar Panels Last?▶youtubeEnvironmentEnergy188.3K3 min ago

    Attention is on how long solar panels actually last after real-world checks of three aging solar installations. The findings point to the actual performance of systems that have been in use for years, addressing a common question for homeowners weighing the cost of solar. Discussion centres on panel durability, long-term output and whether older systems still deliver value.

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    Brent crude oil prices climbed more than 2 percent after attacks attributed to Yemen's Houthis and production shut-ins in the US Gulf of Mexico tightened supply expectations. Traders are watching whether the disruptions will last, with analysts warning further escalation in the Red Sea or Gulf could push prices higher still.

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    Michigan agency revisits state's largest forest fire▼EGLE story map highlights the largest forest fire in Michigan’s history✉newsEnvironment1 d ago

    Michigan's Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy has released a story map documenting the largest forest fire in the state's history. The interactive feature traces the fire's extent and lasting impact on Michigan's landscapes and communities, drawing attention to the environmental legacy of the disaster.

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    Hofstadter's butterfly turns 50: a fractal hiding in quantum matter▼Hofstadter’s butterfly turns 50: a fractal hiding in quantum matter✉newsSciencePhysics3 d ago

    Physicists are marking 50 years since Douglas Hofstadter's 1976 discovery of the 'butterfly', a fractal pattern that emerges in the energy spectrum of electrons moving through a crystal under a magnetic field. Long considered a mathematical curiosity, the fractal structure has gained renewed attention in recent years as materials such as graphene and moiré systems made experimental observation possible, prompting anniversary coverage of the finding's lasting significance.

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    Putin's winter strikes on Ukrainian grid called terrorism▼⛔️⚠️Terrorism 101: Putin weaponizes winter terrorist grid strikes to force capitulation after his invader’s frontline deMmastodonSportOlympics22 d ago

    Russian forces are again attacking Ukraine's energy infrastructure ahead of winter, with analysts at the Institute for the Study of War saying the strikes on Kyiv and other cities are designed to force capitulation after frontline setbacks. Commentators are denouncing the campaign as terrorism and a war crime, circulating calls for accountability at the ICC and renewed Western support for Ukrainian air defenses.

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    US crude stocks fall sharply in latest weekly supply report▼Today's crude oil report, US supply as of 2 October 2026: In thousands of barrels: Commercial: 424,134 (-3186 from lastMmastodonBusinessEconomy31 d ago

    The latest US oil supply figures, dated 2 October 2026, show commercial crude inventories at 424,134 thousand barrels, down 3,186 thousand barrels from the previous week. The Strategic Petroleum Reserve also drew down by 784 thousand barrels to 282,983 thousand barrels, roughly matching the prior week's withdrawal. Commentators flag the large commercial stock drop alongside continued SPR drawdowns.

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    The Anaheim Ducks opened their season against the Vegas Golden Knights in a rematch of last spring's playoff series, and came away with a win. Leo Carlsson led the Ducks to victory in the NHL roundup, with Anaheim holding on late to secure the result. Coverage has focused on projected lineups, how to watch the game, and the new-look Ducks' energy against a Vegas side expected to contend again.

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    Last Energy's Texas microreactor clears safety analysis●Last Energy's Texas micro-modular reactor clears safety analysis✉newsWorld1 d ago

    Last Energy's proposed micro-modular nuclear reactor project in Texas has cleared a safety analysis, a regulatory milestone for the startup's plans to deploy small factory-built reactors. The step advances the company's effort to bring microreactors to market in the United States, though further licensing and approvals remain before construction and operation.

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    Kyiv mayor urges residents to leave as winter strikes intensify●📰 Kyiv enters "survival mode" ahead of winter due to Russian strikes. I advise leaving temporarily, - Klitschko 🔗 https:MmastodonWarUkraine11 d ago

    Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko says the Ukrainian capital has entered 'survival mode' ahead of winter as Russian strikes intensify, and is advising residents to temporarily leave the city. The warning comes amid renewed attacks on energy and infrastructure, raising fears of a harsh season of blackouts and shortages for those who remain.

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    Energy, Debt and AI Could Deepen the Next Global Shock▼Can Energy, Debt and AI Turn the Next Global Shock Into a Growth Crisis?✉newsWorldDiplomacy1 d ago

    Commentary in Modern Diplomacy argues that the world's next economic shock could escalate into a lasting growth crisis because of three compounding vulnerabilities: strained energy supplies, high sovereign debt levels limiting fiscal room, and rapid AI disruption reshaping labour markets and productivity. The piece suggests these pressures interact, so a standard downturn could turn structural rather than temporary, prompting debate on how prepared governments and institutions really are.

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    DOE comment window on US power grid security closes today●Closes TODAY (Oct 9): DOE's RFI on securing the US bulk-power system (EO 14421). Question B-7 asks how vulnerabilities rMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity27 h ago

    The Department of Energy's request for information on securing the US bulk-power system, issued under Executive Order 14421, closes for comments today, October 9. The RFI, filed under docket DOE-HQ-2026-1123, includes question B-7 asking how vulnerabilities reported by security researchers are received, validated, remediated and communicated. Cybersecurity observers are urging interested parties to submit input before the deadline.

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    Joke about 'Burnt-Out Millennial Event Coordinator Energy' spreads●Everyone talks about "Final Girl Energy" but nobody talks about "Burnt-Out Millennial Event Coordinator Energy." If a maMmastodonCultureBooks21 d ago

    A joke contrasting 'Final Girl Energy' with what the writer calls 'Burnt-Out Millennial Event Coordinator Energy' is making the rounds. The punchline imagines a horror-movie scenario at an apple press during harvest season, with the exhausted coordinator too busy to scream and instead offering a clipboard. The gag plays on the horror trope of the last survivor and the weariness of millennial event workers.

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    Stock futures steady as bond selloff extends and oil rises●Stocks Futures Steady as Bond Selloff Extends, Oil Prices Rise https://www.wsj.com/finance/stocks/stocks-futures-steady-MmastodonBusinessFinance42 d ago

    US stock futures are holding steady while a selloff in the bond market continues and oil prices move higher, according to Wall Street Journal market coverage. The combination suggests investors are weighing rising borrowing costs against climbing energy prices, with traders watching how long the bond weakness lasts.

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    Wall Street slips as oil and yields stoke inflation fears▼Wall St slips as climbing oil, yields amplify inflation fears✉newsBusinessMarkets1 d ago

    US stocks edged lower as rising oil prices and climbing Treasury yields intensified concerns that inflation could prove persistent, keeping pressure on the Federal Reserve's policy outlook. Energy costs moving higher alongside bond yields have left investors wary, with Wall Street slipping as traders reassess how long higher borrowing costs and elevated prices may last.

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    Hurricane Isaias halts a quarter of US Gulf oil output●Hurricane Isaias shuts in 25% of US Gulf oil production✉newsEnvironmentClimate6 h ago

    Hurricane Isaias has forced the shutdown of roughly 25 percent of oil production in the US Gulf of Mexico, according to a report by Anadolu Agency. Energy companies moved to secure offshore platforms and evacuate personnel as the storm approached, with output reductions expected to last until conditions allow operations to safely resume.

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    EcoFlow solar generators discounted by more than $440 in limited-time deal▼EcoFlow solar generators are $440+ off — but this deal ends soon✉newsEnvironmentEnergy2 d ago

    EcoFlow is offering discounts of more than $440 on its solar generators in a limited-time promotion. The deal covers the company's portable power stations bundled with solar panels, aimed at campers, van lifers and households wanting backup power during outages. Shoppers are being urged to act quickly, as the sale is set to end soon and stock at these prices may not last.

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    Senate Permitting Reform Bill Draws Skepticism●Permitting Reform at Last, Really? https://www.wsj.com/opinion/permitting-reform-bill-senate-congress-5281130f?mod=rss_oMmastodonBusinessEconomy43 d ago

    A Wall Street Journal opinion piece casts doubt on whether the Senate's permitting reform bill constitutes genuine reform, asking 'Permitting Reform at Last, Really?'. The piece examines a congressional effort to speed up approvals for infrastructure and energy projects. The skeptical framing suggests doubts about whether the legislation will actually cut delays, and it is drawing attention in policy and economy discussions.

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    Warning that US policy could cost the AI race●"If these measures are enacted, the US could be writing its own losing ticket to this race, and the consequences would lMmastodonEnvironmentClimate84 d ago

    A comment circulating online warns that if certain proposed measures are enacted, the United States could be writing its own losing ticket in what it calls a race, with consequences lasting generations. The post links to a Futurism article on artificial intelligence and is tagged with politics, tech and climate topics, suggesting the measures concern AI policy and its energy or environmental impact. The exact measures are not specified in the available text.

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    Crews have finished installing the last of one hundred offshore wind turbines about 121 miles off the English coast. The project sits on a stretch of North Sea seabed that was once dry land crossed by Stone Age hunters. The completion marks a major milestone for offshore wind energy in the region.

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    Northern Ocean's Deepsea Mira Rig Wins New Shell Charter▼Northern Ocean’s Sole Remaining Rig “Deepsea Mira” Secures New Shell Charter✉newsEnvironmentOceans3 d ago

    Northern Ocean's remaining offshore drilling rig, Deepsea Mira, has secured a new charter contract with energy major Shell. The deal provides fresh work for the rig, which is the last one still in the company's fleet. The contract is seen as a positive signal for demand in the offshore drilling market.

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    Middle East oil exports top pre-Iran war levels▼Data shows Mideast oil exports exceeded pre-Iran war levels last week✉newsWar4 d ago

    New data shows oil exports from the Middle East rose above their pre-war levels last week, despite the recent conflict between Israel and Iran. The figures suggest tanker traffic and shipments through the region have recovered quickly since the fighting, easing earlier concerns about disruption to global energy supplies.

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    New analysis examines Putin's winter strikes on Ukraine●RE: https:// journa.host/@ScottLucas/117394 527829695020 65-minute analysis # Putin attempt to break # Ukraine --- perhaMmastodonWarUkraine13 d ago

    A 65-minute analysis by academic Scott Lucas argues Vladimir Putin is attempting to break Ukraine, perhaps in a last effort, through winter airstrikes targeting civilians and energy infrastructure. The analysis also asks whether Russia's actions since its full-scale invasion on February 24, 2022, can be classified as genocide, framing the latest attacks as part of a broader pattern.

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    Power restored for 14,000 customers in Ukraine's Poltava region●На Полтавщині після аварії відновили електропостачання для 14 тисяч абонентів На Полтавщині відновили електропостачанняMmastodonWarUkraine03 d ago

    Electricity has been restored in Ukraine's Poltava region after an accident knocked out power, with supply returned to 14,000 customers. Ukrainian state news agency Ukrinform reported the restoration, citing regional energy services. No details were given on the cause of the failure or how long the outage lasted.

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    Oceans absorbed heat equal to 40 times humanity's energy use, Greenpeace says●🚨 OCEAN HEAT: Last year, our seas absorbed heat equal to almost 40 TIMES all energy humanity used. With 84% of global coMmastodonEnvironmentClimate356 d ago

    Greenpeace says the world's seas last year absorbed heat equivalent to nearly 40 times all energy humanity used, warning that fossil fuel companies and industrial meat and dairy production are driving the warming. The group highlights that 84% of global coral reefs have been hit by bleaching-level heat stress and is calling for stronger protection of the ocean and a move away from the industries it blames.

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    Energy sector weekly recap cites 117.9 billion Q2 units▼Weekly Recap: 117.9bn Q2 units and 2021 solar PMC hire last noted✉newsEnvironmentEnergy4 d ago

    A weekly energy market recap reports 117.9 billion units traded in the second quarter, alongside a note that a 2021 solar project management hire was last recorded in that period. The item bundles quarterly trading volume figures with a staffing milestone in the solar sector. No further detail is available beyond the headline figures themselves.

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    Germany's solar output by September matches all of 2025●Wow — great accomplishment: "Germany generated as much solar energy by the end of September as it did during the whole oMmastodonEnvironmentEnergy86 d ago

    Germany generated as much solar energy by the end of September as it did during the whole of 2025, according to industry association BSW-Solar. The association says this is almost three times more than Australia produced over the same period. Commenters are calling it a great accomplishment and pointing to it as a sign of how quickly solar capacity is expanding in Germany.

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    Indian startup claims 1,500-cycle sodium-ion battery breakthrough●Indian startup claims over 1,500 cycles for sodium-ion cell with Prussian white cathode✉newsBusinessStartups3 d ago

    An Indian startup says it has developed a sodium-ion battery cell with a Prussian white cathode that lasts more than 1,500 charge cycles. If verified, the claim would mark a notable step for sodium-ion technology, which is seen as a cheaper, more domestically sourced alternative to lithium-ion for energy storage and electric vehicles, and has drawn attention from battery industry observers.

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    Ukraine claims drone strikes hit 456 Russian energy facilities in three months▼Операция «Крымский рубильник off» - за три месяца добрые дроны СБС отработали по 456 вражеских энергоузлов на оккупироваMmastodonWarUkraine05 d ago

    Ukrainian forces say their long-range drones have struck 456 Russian energy facilities over the past three months, including sites in occupied Crimea, the Donetsk region and inside Russia. According to the claim, 44 energy targets were hit in just the last ten days as part of a campaign to cut power to occupied territories and Russian rear areas.

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    Ocean heat hits record high for ninth straight year●"Last year, the world’s oceans absorbed an additional 23 zettajoules worth of heat, setting a new record for the ninth yMmastodonEnvironmentClimate116 d ago

    The world's oceans absorbed an extra 23 zettajoules of heat last year, setting a new record for the ninth consecutive year, according to a recent report. To illustrate the scale, scientists compare it to the energy of roughly twelve Hiroshima bombs detonating every second for an entire year, underlining the pace of global warming.

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    What Ukraine Needs to Survive Russia's Winter Attacks▼What Ukraine Really Needs to Survive Russia’s Attacks This Winter✉newsWarUkraine6 d ago

    Kyiv Post outlines what Ukraine requires to endure Russia's expected strikes on energy and civilian infrastructure this winter. The piece examines the country's defensive and humanitarian needs, from air defense to power grid repairs, as Moscow continues targeting critical infrastructure to break Ukrainian resolve during the cold months.

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    US stocks hold steady as oil prices swing●US stocks hold relatively steady even as crude oil prices bounce around✉newsBusinessMarkets4 d ago

    US stock markets are holding relatively steady even as crude oil prices continue to fluctuate. Investors appear to be taking the volatility in energy prices in stride, with major indexes showing little overall movement despite the swings in oil. Traders are watching how long the calm in equities lasts if crude keeps moving.