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By Rich Heidorn Jr. A Government Accountability Office report on geomagnetic disturbances released last week found a lack of consensus on how much of a risk they pose to the U.S. electric grid, in part because of limited modeling capabilities. GMDs, which occur when the sun ejects charged particles that...
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