The suddent change from noise and air pollutions must be appreciable. Scarcity sometimes shows us how things we considered normal can change for the better.
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djt: "buy my fossil fuels so I can control you by threatening to cut you off and actually cut you off"
As goes Cuba, so go we all, eventually. In some ways they are fortunate, getting these in place while they are readily available.
Wish three wheelers like this were legal to drive where I live!
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Fachism promotes innovations.
It's fucking embarrassing that Cuba is moving forwards and America is plunging downward just for profit.
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USA Citizens getting ahead of what’s coming to them:
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Definitely a good time for anyone who can to shift to a decentralized grid less determined by fuels, particularly if they're imported. Of course non-carbon power generation, storage, and transport needs replacement but it's not as immediate. Say for example a country has sufficient solar, battery, and EV transportation and for whatever reason natural gas and fuel is not around, the country can still function for years before a battery shortage becomes dire. In the case of fuel power generation, and transport things can come to a halt overnight if ever for whatever reason there is a fuel shortage.
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