Yeah and also your comment might be illegal in the US soon
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That sounds like a great policy, hopefully other countries will follow suit!
Efficiency should correlate with leisure
Can we please also mandate landlords to update appliances in rental units if they’re not footing the electric/gas bill? So tired of paying obscene rates for inefficient appliances that I have no control over.
They both look great with a slight preference for #2 since it lets the illustration shine!
The main power company in CA (PG&E) has built tons of other things into the bills aside from power generation, so I expect my bill (which has gone up 300% since 2018) to continue to climb despite this.
I took further right to be agree more and further left to be less agreement when I responded (in case it helps with data interpretation).
Sometimes eggs crack when you boil them due to built up pressure, if you prick the shell first with a small pin prick it relieves the pressure (but the hole isn’t big enough for water to get into the egg).
Another book that would interest people interested in this kind of thing is Seeing Like a State - James C Scott.
Very cool, going to check out the cited books
Perhaps, if we’re lucky and we also move quickly to reduce (not financially ‘offset’) new pollution
Also capitalists for some reason: Without the threat of unemployment or a pay incentive noone would ever be motivated to wash their dishes