Power outage at Columbus apartment complex a result of underground cable issue
AEP Ohio said the outage is a result of an issue with an underground cable owned by the apartment complex. Author: 10TV Web Staff Updated: 11:28 PM EDT July 6, 2021
COLUMBUS, Ohio A power outage at a Columbus apartment complex which forced a cooling center to be set up by the Red Cross, was the result of an issue with an underground cable owned by the apartment complex, according to AEP Ohio.
Residents at Latitude 525, on Sawyer Boulevard, told 10TV they started noticing issues with the power Monday evening.
Corey Paul, the executive director of The American Red Cross Greater Columbus Chapter, said volunteers with the Red Cross were called to help and set up an emergency cooling center Tuesday afternoon.
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Fossil-based natural gas may be headed for a reckoning, at least in Washington State. Not long ago, natural gas was seen by many as the key “bridge fuel” necessary to transition our society away from oil and coal. Natural gas has its upsides; most significantly, it burns more efficiently and emits fewer pollutants than coal.
1 Yet burning natural gas still emits greenhouse gases (GHG), including methane, a potent climate pollutant. According to EPA, methane accounts for approximately 10% of the GHG emissions in the United States.
2 That is a problem for states like Washington that have called for zero carbon emissions in the power sector by 2045 and have also enacted laws aimed at reducing GHG emissions throughout other sectors.
Former Tall Black Dillon Boucher champions rep programme cut after son s tears
10 Dec, 2020 04:00 PM
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Former Tall Black Dillon Boucher was in support of sports codes ditching their junior rep programmes to improve participation. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Former Tall Black Dillon Boucher was in support of sports codes ditching their junior rep programmes to improve participation. Photo / Michael Cunningham
Former Tall Black Dillon Boucher is advising all sports to consider ditching their junior representative programmes after lessons learned during his son s shock exit from basketball. The former New Zealand Breakers star said highly organised sport for children was often about over-involved parents living vicariously through their children.