@notjustbikes please let this be a tipping point for the green left in Europe to start accepting nuclear energy instead of being staunchly opposed to it 🙏

I don't want the fascists to be the ones with a monopoly on nuclear

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Except maybe in New Jersey, which enacted laws which will reduce the number of eBikes in use. I just sold my eTrike I use for hauling groceries and other local errands and will be buying a non-motorized trike.
In general NJ is pretty good, but they're too heavy-handed in regulating eBikes.
https://thecyclistchoice.com/resources/new-jersey-ebike-laws/

@notjustbikes hopefully cities will start building options for slow charging EVs in front of Apartment buildings

I rarely drive within city since we have decent public transit, but EV is not an option since I would need to completely rely on DC FastCharging which is EXPENSIVE

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After years of living in the city, I find myself fond of the slower paces life has to offer.

I find the quaintness of the countryside is quite charming. Theres nothing like having such a peaceful life you in turn need a break from the quiet, to find the blasting in your face city rustle and bustle a good mental reset, and social recharge.

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Psst! The crisis is one of genocide & violent oppression. The oil hiccup is a byproduct of the atrocities committed by evil actors.

So - not really an oil crisis

@notjustbikes You‘ve basically read my mind and summarised my thoughts perfectly!

I need this in German to show it to my relatives 

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I’d like to see that kind of outrage creating the same level of cultural change in the US over so many topics

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You need to take a little grief falling for the logical fallacy that it’s OK to kill human beings and wipe out entire ecosystems to extract aluminum and copper and what not to drop in replace the energy intensity of the global economy.

In the three US states where adobe can be used as a construction material. You can build houses that don’t need energy to remain comfortable year-round without any energy and with materials that are right under our feet

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