Monday, June 29

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Los Angeles Dodgers' Miguel Rojas Races to Reunite His Family After Venezuela's Quakes Los Angeles Catalina's Foxes Came Back From the Brink. Now the Threat Is Cars.World Aramco Helicopter Crash at Ras Tanura Kills All 14 Aboard Business America's Protein Craze Is Pushing the Dairy Industry to Its Limits California Search for Marine Missing Off the California Coast Turns to Recovery U.S. A Heat Dome Threatens a Dangerous Fourth of July Across Much of the US Los Angeles One Killed, Six Wounded in Shooting at Carson Street Takeover Los Angeles San Pedro's Sunken City May Finally Open to Visitors, a Century After It Slid Los Angeles Dodgers' Miguel Rojas Races to Reunite His Family After Venezuela's Quakes Los Angeles Catalina's Foxes Came Back From the Brink. Now the Threat Is Cars.World Aramco Helicopter Crash at Ras Tanura Kills All 14 Aboard Business America's Protein Craze Is Pushing the Dairy Industry to Its Limits California Search for Marine Missing Off the California Coast Turns to Recovery U.S. A Heat Dome Threatens a Dangerous Fourth of July Across Much of the US Los Angeles One Killed, Six Wounded in Shooting at Carson Street Takeover Los Angeles San Pedro's Sunken City May Finally Open to Visitors, a Century After It Slid

Topic: Cuba

A solar array in the Cuban countryside near Lomas de Banao.

Sunday, 6/28, 10:58 PM

Cuba Bets on Chinese Solar as a Fuel Squeeze Keeps the Lights Off

With Soviet-era power plants failing and oil supplies choked off, Cuba is racing to build dozens of Chinese-financed solar parks.
The panels are going up fast — but without batteries and a working grid, they cannot keep the lights on after dark.

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