tftierney.bsky.social

@tftierney.bsky.social

Urban Historian, Explorer & Scottish Terrier Lover.

If you’re going to be in Cincinnati this weekend, the university is hosting the Society for American City and Regional Planning History Annual Conference (SACRPH). I’ll be speaking on Sunday: “Production for Use, Not for Profit” - about housing cooperatives. Stop by and say hi!

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Scientists are developing semi-transparent, tinted solar panels that let specific wavelengths of light through to crops below. Initial results show same yields to those grown in full sun. Could solve a major issue with solar farms.

Finally: Rose-Tinted Solar Panels Could Let Crops And Electricity Share The Same Land

Plants are the original solar panels, and they're very good at converting light into energy – red and blue light, that is.

sciencealert.com