The only thing I would add to Dogyote's EV math is a lot of states (like Ohio) charge extra for EV registration ($200 more in Ohio). So if you drive an average of 12,000 miles per year, that extra registration fee account for an additional 1.667 cents per mile. But its still 10 cents cheaper per mile vs gas. Gas would have to cost less than $2 to compete price wise.
The govenor now plans to move the 50 year old chestnut trees. Those trees are likely between 75 and 100 ft tall. I have no idea how many will survive the move, but I can't imagine its a high percentage.
No More, just no fucking more. This is catastrophic.
The datacenter must be considered a liar until proven otherwise. These trees are too important to take a corporation with no morals at its word.
American's talk about heritage. These trees are actual american heritage, we can't let them be cut down.
No shortage in the coming weeks is fucking crazy. Thats such a short forcast window.
My Kia Rio gets 43 mpg on average, and I'm feeling the pain on gas prices. Definitely gonna want to find a motorcycle closer to 150 than 50.
Yeah, unfortunately the best thing they could have done for native bees is plant native flowers under the panels and keep no honeybees.
Whoosh what was that?
I don't get why they're growing alfalfa in the regions least capable of sustaining its water needs.
I bet on Kalshi it'll be Ebola /s
Imagine how I feel in mother fucking Cincinnati.
The speed in which the talking point became "Everything has always been like this" to conservatives is mindboggling.
As a Linux Mint Debian Edition user. I guess I'm just Benjamin Button.
It's two plants on a trellis, but yeah I planted it this spring.
I do have a groundhog fucking up my brassicas
Planted 5 potatoes cut in half and got like 30 potatoes back. Was afraid they rotted in may when we got like 15inches of rain in one week. But they seem to have turned out fine. Also got our last 5 onions.
Also picked about 10lbs of tomatoes.
Didnt have time to pick peppers and green beans yet. Probably do that today.
https://www.torreyaguardians.org/pawpaw-ecological-michigan.html
The title says it all, but most of sap beetles life cycle happens in a small area because they're weak flyers. They need leaf litter to reproduce and larval beetles live off the rotting fruit.
For America-250 (gross) the state of Ohio is revisioning it's native vegitation maps and digitizing original surveyor notes.
They're updating thier progress quarterly, check it out here. Last update was in March. Its very cool.
