Published Sunday 31 October 2021
In February, my wife, Lorin, and I spent 45 hours without electricity during Winter Storm Uri. Since then, much of my work has focused on how vulnerable our electric grid is to disruptions caused by extreme weather, cyberattacks, or sabotage. Last Wednesday, I testified at a U.S. Senate hearing...
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