yeah , wouldnt want to live in Russia,I like the forever toxic Nuke spent fuel storage locations. And their leaks into the ground. The ones we know about.
yeah , wouldnt want to live in Russia,I like the forever toxic Nuke spent fuel storage locations. And their leaks into the ground. The ones we know about.
way back in the good old days when all there was was healthy natural foods .... life expectancy wasn't actually that good .But but
I want to live forever and eat healthy natural foods !!![]()
In the US, most EVs are coal powered. Not much solar happening at night when the majority of them are being recharged. We had to install locks on the outside outlets at work due to a couple of EV driver employees using our electricity to recharge their vehicles without even asking if that was allowed. Crazy stuff.
I'm always curious as to why people are scared of renewable energy and then double down as if their manhood is in doubt when questioned about it. Certainly as a nation we're better off with more renewable energy, but keep going...Well, since I had to literally confront the thieves and talk with their company’s president, I can assure you that it has not been debunked. While the coal comment my be hyperbole, the US gets well more than half the electricity from good ol’ clean, inexpensive, abundant, reliable fossil fuels. Especially more so at night when unsustainably expensive, cost prohibitive “green weenie” generation is not doing anything. Don’t get me wrong… I believe electric powered vehicles are wonderful. On the golf course or under a 6 year old’s rear end.
Yeah - that's exactly what it is about. It has nothing to do with the juice not being worth the squeeze, common sense economics, or anything else related to facts. It's just about ego and manhood.I'm always curious as to why people are scared of renewable energy and then double down as if their manhood is in doubt when questioned about it. Certainly as a nation we're better off with more renewable energy, but keep going...
when you start with a blatantly untrue "fact" about power generation, and then proceed to "greenie weenie", you pretty much show your capacity for a discussion. EVs are viable now for a huge chunk of the population, and would/will continue to improve if there weren't active efforts to kill the technology. the fire thing is real but overblown and solvable. I'd have a tough time making an argument to buy a new ICE today (car). no maintenance, way cheaper to run, fast, fun. my only reason to buy one is that I want a stick that isn't a computer on wheels, and good luck finding that.Yeah - that's exactly what it is about. It has nothing to do with the juice not being worth the squeeze, common sense economics, or anything else related to facts. It's just about ego and manhood.
Unfortunately, to make electric power mobile things, facts have to be overcome such as a viable storage device, full recharge times as low as it takes to fill a fuel tank with petrol, and a viable generation device. For some reason, most of those who scream that the proven unsustainable solar and wind power devices are the way of the future are the same ones against the cleanest form of energy generation there is; nuclear power.
Solve these facts and it starts to appear to be a reality. Today, it's just a comedy act that only those that understand and have a firm grasp on reality get the joke.
where are you? interesting that they killed all the wind farms in New England. aside from the long standing NIMBYs, doesn't seem to make much senseThe EV’s here are very popular and make a lot of sence on the island. The big problem is there is no one to work on them yet so they have to be taken off island. If they were in an accident and there is any reason to believe the battery system was damaged they can’t even be brought into the ferry due to a fire risk. They have to pay a barge service to transport it to the main land.
Don’t even get me started on the wind farm debate around here. What a **** show.
Love the vineyard. used to go there often a long time ago, lived on Chappaquiddick for 6 months, waited tables at the Edgartown yacht club. we used to "borrow" dingies to get home since the bars closed after the ferry stopped running. yup, the Nantucket NIMBYs were who I was talking about.I’m on Martha’s Vineyard. Right in the thick of all the madness.
good to hear, I figured they'd have cracked down on that. we would bring them back if they were still there the next day!Borrowing a dingy is still very common.
Never buy Russian pants because chernobyl fallout.yeah , wouldnt want to live in Russia,