Nice. Are you of Palestinian descent? My father is from Tripoli, Lebanaon - but is a Roman Catholic Palestinian. His name is Jenan, after the town they were from. I speak fluently and somewhat know Arabic in written form, incase you ever want to berate me incognito.
I wish I could throw my car away, but I live in a town that is nearly impossible to get around while having a job, without a car. I'm highly interested in all-electric vehicles and infrastructure, as I think that's the way to go. Hybrid batteries don't really amuse me, nor do mercury light bulbs.
I'm not actually Palestinian, and my Arabic is limited to a few phrases that my friends taught me. I'm just involved in Palestinian solidarity activism.
I'm not convinced that electric cars are a permanent solution either. A tremendous amount of resources go into the manufacture of any sort of car, and the batteries are deadly. I doubt in the future that everyone will be able to get their own vehicle, but when I suggest this, it seems to make a lot of people unhappy.
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I wish I could throw my car away, but I live in a town that is nearly impossible to get around while having a job, without a car. I'm highly interested in all-electric vehicles and infrastructure, as I think that's the way to go. Hybrid batteries don't really amuse me, nor do mercury light bulbs.
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I'm not convinced that electric cars are a permanent solution either. A tremendous amount of resources go into the manufacture of any sort of car, and the batteries are deadly. I doubt in the future that everyone will be able to get their own vehicle, but when I suggest this, it seems to make a lot of people unhappy.
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P.S. They figured out that if they add sails to boats, they increase fuel efficiency. Doh!