that makes senseNorwegian power production is almost 100% renewable and emission free. 95 per cent of the power production stems from the 1600 hydropower plants which are spread all across the country, and some 3,5 per cent stems from windpower
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that makes senseNorwegian power production is almost 100% renewable and emission free. 95 per cent of the power production stems from the 1600 hydropower plants which are spread all across the country, and some 3,5 per cent stems from windpower
Norway has about 3 million fewer people than the tiny state of New Jersey.you guys a pretty funny
I'd assume Norway dosen't have great solar capabilities ......
The U.S. also has 27 times the land area of Norway.Norway has about 3 million fewer people than the tiny state of New Jersey.
Norway is a good place for electric cars cause face it, if you live in Norway you're probably not driving very far. Not like here where people routinely drive great distances.The U.S. also has 27 times the land area of Norway.
Everywhere is a good place for electric cars. The ranges are well over a day's commute almost anywhere in the US. They're fast as f--k and nice and quiet. Think what ICE cars were 10-15 years in. Sub-equine trash.Norway is a good place for electric cars cause face it, if you live in Norway you're probably not driving very far. Not like here where people routinely drive great distances.
Let me know when there is an affordable SUV that can tow my 23 foot boat or drive basically non-stop from NJ to NC or FL.Everywhere is a good place for electric cars. The ranges are well over a day's commute almost anywhere in the US. They're fast as f--k and nice and quiet. Think what ICE cars were 10-15 years in. Sub-equine trash.
sh!t-canning nuclear and using coal-fired plants to drive plug-in cars isn't the best solution but give it some time.
Do you have one on order?Everywhere is a good place for electric cars. The ranges are well over a day's commute almost anywhere in the US. They're fast as f--k and nice and quiet. Think what ICE cars were 10-15 years in. Sub-equine trash.
sh!t-canning nuclear and using coal-fired plants to drive plug-in cars isn't the best solution but give it some time.
F__K NO. A car is a depreciating asset. Every few years I rent a really nice one (by my standards) to cruise around California. I drive an old shitbox Nissan. It's paid off and good on gas. And low mileage for the years. Basically any new car at all would cost me 2-4 years, at least, of surf retirement. No thanks.Do you have one on order?
Hal’s comparison was... Hal being Hal.
You should start a Democrats for nuclear power group. That would be fun to watch.
Level 3 charging is fast.Let me know when there is an affordable SUV that can tow my 23 foot boat or drive basically non-stop from NJ to NC or FL.
?????Let me know when there is an affordable SUV that can tow my 23 foot boat or drive basically non-stop from NJ to NC or FL.
I think a lot of people get sticker shock but the trucks are boss boss boss. I’ve said it before, the ultimate El Roble beer runner. The road just got graded, talk and kicks. That’s probably the case with our resident proponents that are virtually on the bandwagon but ... er ah not me ... because their needs aren’t met for the investment.F__K NO. A car is a depreciating asset. Every few years I rent a really nice one (by my standards) to cruise around California. I drive an old shitbox Nissan. It's paid off and good on gas. And low mileage for the years. Basically any new car at all would cost me 2-4 years, at least, of surf retirement. No thanks.
But if I was going to spend luxury car money, I'd get a Tesla, without a second thought. The acceleration is fucking incredible and I KNOW you know the body is an accelerometer. One good stomp on the throttle and you'd be stocked on the yank.
Yes, I know mining some of the sh!t isn't the best for Uzbekistan's ecology, and coal-fired electricity powering the things doesn't totally fix the emissions/travel ratio.
Regarding Democrats for nuclear power, I think you think the tweets iproudboyalot and grapeproudboi spam are where the Democrats are in the US. If that was the case, for the millionth time, the Segregationist would NOT have won the primary thanks to black voters in South Carolina.
Fareed Zakaria is for it. Hickenlooper, Booker, Ryan, Moulton, and Andrew Yang all for it. The only 2020 candidates clearly AGAINST it are The Bern, the Aryan wet dream Cherokee, The lady with the crystals, and ifallalot and grapeboi's favorite, Tulsi Gabbard.
Even Jay fckn Inslee went for the straddle "no new ones at this time".
Biden, Gillebrand, Harris, O'Rourke, and the Minnesota Snow Ox didn't address the topic. But look at where they stand on every other issue vs the list of names in favor and the four White Rabbit LARPers against it.
They have a kick-ass road museum and some very scenic roads.Norway is a good place for electric cars cause face it, if you live in Norway you're probably not driving very far. Not like here where people routinely drive great distances.
Hit up that Norwaysurfer guy for the surfing info. Or GWS.I am planning on spending a lot of time in Norway and Sweden
look at that sh!t!
I am planning on spending a lot of time in Norway and Sweden
look at that sh!t!