Jennifer Sensiba is a freelance journalist with a focus on Amateur Radio adventures, portable QRP digital, and emergency radio. She has written for publications such as CleanTechnica and The Truth About Guns, covering topics ranging from e-bikes and EV credits to gun control and self-defense. Her work has also been featured in WP Engine and Hot Air.
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It's no secret that the incoming second Trump administration has it out for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The obvious
Despite having some bad history on the platform (getting a strange ban in 2023), X/Twitter has still been a useful platform. Not only are there a still a lot of good people on there, but there’s a lot of good information for articles. It has also been very useful for my project revolving around EVs in national parks.
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! A recent video from the Electric Cycle Rider channel on YouTube gives us a look at a really cool bike that you can get from Can-Am. Yes, that Can-Am! Normally, the name Can-Am makes ... [continued]
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! I recently came across a YouTube video where Mike In The Woods shares what he carries in his Tesla for emergency preparedness. The video shares some great ideas, so in this article, I’ll be ... [continued]
I recently came across a YouTube video where Mike In The Woods shares what he carries in his Tesla for emergency preparedness.
By: Jennifer Sensiba
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! A couple of years ago, I reviewed an innovative and interesting scooter: the Hiboy VE1 Pro. Unlike most scooters, it was more of a cross between a kick scooter and a bicycle. By having ... [continued]
By: Jennifer Sensiba
People are going solar outdoors because it gives a quiet and cheap way to get electrical power without needing to run a loud generator that requires fuel and maintenance. Being able to go off grid, whether in the park near home or way out in the woods, is the benefit.
Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! If you look around on social media, people have a lot of bad to say about the Chevy Bolt. It charges slower than most EVs these days, and with its charging curve, it’s not ... [continued]
A recent article at VoxelMatters, a 3D-printing publication, tells us about an effort to stop the 3D printing of firearms and firearms parts. 3DPrinterOS, a company that develops software to manage printers, worked with a university to develop algorithms that should identify gun parts. These could be used to make 3D printers than will stop print jobs if it appears that a weapon is being constructed.
By: Jennifer Sensiba
Sometimes living in New Mexico isn't for the faint of heart. Sure, 20 years ago the retirement magazines said it was the promised land of low taxes and a low cost of living.
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