Isn’t it difficult to setup?
Isn’t it difficult to setup?
So what if they continue to refuse to work after that if the contract is bad? Police are going to force them to work? Isn’t that slavery?
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My understanding is that trams are much more cost effective long-term than buses, because the rails last much much longer than asphalt or even concrete.
They also have other benefits:
You can see this thread for more benefits: https://www.reddit.com/r/notjustbikes/comments/qftru7/why_trams_and_trains_over_buses/
A few hundreads I think? Though I don’t know how many are part of this working group. It’s open though so you or anyone interested can join.
Ça serait vraiment bien. Les tramways ont beaucoup d’avantages par rapport aux autobus.
Coybow Beebop is super overly sexualised though 😕
What are the pros and cons?
How does this compare to Yunohost?
Yes, and no. It’s not as easy. We do need to switch to renewable energy if we want to solve the crisis, but more importantly we need to stop using fossil fuel. Unfortunately, if you look at history, every time we discovered a new energy source like solar, hydro or wind, we never actually stopped using the older energy sources. For example, if you look at coal, we use more coal today than ever before in history, despite having found “better” options like petrol.
So yeah, it cool that we have new ways to build solar panel, but unless we actually stop using fossil fuel, then it won’t stop the crisis.
Does it include recycling cost? And more importantly, does it include the batteries to store that electricity? Batteries are not clean nor renewable. For example, just look at how cobalt is mined today and how it ruins ecosystem and populations.
We still haven’t figured out how to make solar panels that produce more energy in their lifespan than what it take to build them.
This seems like greenwashing… We won’t solve the climate crisis by generating more energy if we don’t stop using fossile fuel…
So much Sony product!! 🫤