Note sull'episodio
Annie comes from a family of electricians, three generations deep. So, when the 2003 Northeast Blackout knocked out power for 50 million people, she started asking questions. She turned to her own personal expert on the matter, her dad.
This episode is the answer to how electricity actually gets to your home, why the power grid is basically the biggest machine humans have ever built, and what its age and vulnerabilities mean for us in an era of climate change.
It starts with knowing how it works, so we can be a little less at the mercy of it all.
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Parole chiave
Emergency PreparednessDisaster PreparednessClimate ChangeClimate ResilienceCommunity Resilience electrical gridpower outageblackout