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Magpieblog

I'm a former worker for one of the major electric power utilities in the Pacific Northwest. If that company lost 20% of its workers all at once, there sure as hell would be an effect on its ability to provide reliable service and to maintan its part of the grid.

But Trump and Musk don't care about small details like this.

#FederalLayoffs #Trump #Musk #ElectricPower #BonnevillePowerAuthority #PNW

opb.org/article/2025/02/13/bon

OPB · Bonneville Power staff departures under President Trump raise concerns about Northwest electrical gridBy Tony Schick | Courtney Sherwood
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💧🌏 Greg Cocks

Recently Completed Geophysical Survey Will Help Protect Critical Infrastructure From Geomagnetic Storms And Space Weather
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[my other ½ is a space weather scientist, until I knew her I was not fully aware of all the risks and associated hazards associated with space weather]
#GIS #spatial #mapping #spaceweather #power #telecom #critical #infrastructure #risk #hazard #geomagnetic #geomagneticstorm #geomagnetism #minerals #geothermal #mining #earth #electricpower #powergrid #impacts #conductivity #USMTArray #magnetotellurics #geology #rocks #geophysics #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #array #USA #hazardanalysis #powersystems #transformers #powerfailures #lossofpower #blackouts #overloads
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map - Complete USMTArray and community magnetotelluric surveys in North America as of June 27, 2024. Magnetotelluric sites are distributed across the continental US and are represented with hundreds of inverted triangles including orange (EarthScope), blue (MTArray), red (NRCan Lithoprobe), black (USGS) and clear (other surveys). Magetic observatories are indicated with stars, three red (NRCan) and six black (USGS). Ten USGS variometers are indicated with pink 4-point stars.
graphic / schematic - spaceweather possible impacts
photo - Northern Lights over high voltage powerlines
screenshot - NOAA space weather prediction center geoelectric field map model
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