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- 1California signs SB 868 plug-in solar law●Solar Rights Alliance on SB 868 (just signed into law in California) "...This new Plug-In solar law does three things: C
California Governor signed SB 868 into law, establishing rules for plug-in solar systems. According to the Solar Rights Alliance, the new law creates a statewide safety standard for plug-in solar, limits system size to 1,200 watts (roughly three to four panels), and introduces new rules allowing easier use of such systems. The measure is seen as a step toward making small-scale balcony-style solar accessible to California residents.
- 2USPS to end evening mail pickups under cost-cutting plan●New # USPS policy:🚨will eliminate evening mail pickups from select post offs across the C *will eventually slow pick-up
The US Postal Service is rolling out a new policy eliminating evening mail pickups from select post offices across the country. The measure is part of cost-saving efforts covering over 42% of the continental US, and critics warn it will slow pickup and delivery times for roughly 70% of zip codes. Concerns are being raised that tens of thousands of mail voters could be put at risk of delayed or missed ballots.
- 3Hinkley Point C completes 620-metre fish protection tunnel▼Hinkley Point C completes 620-metre tunnel for fish
The Hinkley Point C nuclear power station under construction in Somerset, England has completed a 620-metre tunnel designed to protect fish in the Bristol Channel. The tunnel is part of the project's water intake system, built to reduce the impact on marine life as the plant draws cooling water. It marks another construction milestone for the site, which is being developed by EDF Energy.
- 4Weather station reports cool, humid conditions on the Isle of Lewis●Weather - MM0ZIF Temperature: 12.4°C Humidity: 88% Wind: 7 km/h SSE Location: Marybank, Isle Of Lewis, Outer Hebrides ht
An amateur weather station at Marybank on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides recorded a temperature of 12.4°C, 88% humidity and a light south-southeasterly wind of 7 km/h. The reading reflects the typically mild, damp maritime conditions of Scotland's Atlantic coast, where local stations share live measurements publicly.
- 5Register urges No vote on Costa Mesa Measure C business tax●Endorsement: No on Costa Mesa Measure C’s tax hike on businesses
The Orange County Register has endorsed a No vote on Costa Mesa's Measure C, a ballot measure that would raise taxes on businesses in the Orange County city. The editorial board argues the tax increase would burden local businesses. The recommendation comes ahead of a local election in which voters will decide whether the measure passes.
- 6Birdsong and forest exposure may reduce urban stress, study finds●# nature # birds # health # MentalHealth 'Importantly, birdsong could reduce stress in urban areas and forest exposure c
New research from North Carolina State University suggests birdsong can reduce stress in urban environments, and that spending time in forests may lower stress even when traffic noise is present. Trent Ford, the paper's lead author and an undergraduate researcher at NC State, highlighted the findings, which add to growing evidence linking nature exposure to mental health benefits.
- 7Marybank weather station reports mild, humid conditions on Lewis▼Weather - MM0ZIF Temperature: 16.6°C Humidity: 87% Wind: 5 km/h NE Location: Marybank, Isle Of Lewis, Outer Hebrides htt
A weather station operating under the callsign MM0ZIF reported conditions from Marybank on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland's Outer Hebrides: a temperature of 16.6°C, humidity of 87%, and a light north-easterly wind of around 5 km/h. The reading offers a snapshot of typically changeable island weather, with mild temperatures and damp air prevailing at the time of measurement.
- 8US Imposes Tariffs on Canadian Dairy, Alcohol and Motorcycles●⚡ NEWS US Imposes Tariffs on Canadian Dairy, Alcohol, and Motorcycles The United States has implemented import bans on C
The United States has implemented import bans on Canadian dairy products, alcohol, and motorcycles, effective September 29. The move marks an escalation in trade tensions between the two countries and follows Canada's earlier imposition of 20 billion dollars in retaliatory measures. The tariffs target sectors significant to Canadian exports, and observers are watching for how Ottawa responds and what the dispute means for broader North American trade relations.