Electrical grid

Massive Blackout Hits More Than 44 Million In South America

Electricity is almost fully restored as of Sunday evening to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, after what one leader called an "unprecedented" power failure.
By Paul Byrne and Luis Andres Henao, AP

Trump Accuses New York Times Of Treason For Story On U.S. Attacks On Russian Power Grid

The newspaper shot back that Trump's own officials made clear they had no security concerns about the article.
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Puerto Rico Could Be A Solar Pioneer, But The GOP Wants A Fossil Fuel ‘Theme Park’

A year after Hurricane Maria, the case for community-owned, renewably-powered microgrids is growing clearer.
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Bringing The Light Back To Puerto Rico After Last Year's Horrific Hurricane Season

After Hurricane Maria, Puerto Ricans started taking their fallen electrical grid into their own hands
By UNC School of Media and Journalism
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Everything You Need To Know About The Russian Cyberattacks On The U.S. Electricity Grid

And the resulting sanctions.
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