Classic Tweet format: Claim non-fact 20 days late, blow it up, spark faux outrage. Maybe she should get off twitter and find some decent news resources.
We have an aphorism.Classic Tweet format: Claim non-fact 20 days late, blow it up, spark faux outrage. Maybe she should get off twitter and find some decent news resources.
It’s long been an established fact that climate change will have a disproportionate effect on Africa, it’s a known ”climate change hotspot” and by many considered the most vulnerable continent. Even far right knows it, fearing the projected mass migration out of Africa and Middle east.We have an aphorism.
Everyone complains about the weather, but nobody does anything about it.
It’s an obsolescent bon mot.
What she is doing, perhaps unawarely (I do like recursive irony) is saying “I have been ignorant of this oft-discussed matter!”It’s long been an established fact that climate change will have a disproportionate effect on Africa, it’s a known ”climate change hotspot” and by many considered the most vulnerable continent. Even far right knows it, fearing the projected mass migration out of Africa and Middle east.
Literally billions of people and every major international news outlet talked about the topics she claims no one is talking about…
…while encircling the Sahara desert on a map used in a news item about the heathwave in southern europe.
Google ‘persian gulf 152 heat index’ and behold the many who talked about it when it happened and was news, 3 weeks before her tweet.
She’s complaining about a made up scenario where no one gives a shit about climate change in Africa, Middle East and China or at the very least is ignored or surpressed or w/e she’s trying to imply. Maybe we should just use “global warming” again. Take the idiots who on a cold day claim it’s fake news for granted.
Only thing she’s trying to help is her social media presence. Quick look at her account shows she‘s very familiar with the format.
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That‘s not how you reach the people who need to be reached.
EV batteries and charging infrastructure are not there yet IMO and an EV makes sense if most of your driving is commuting, and you are charging from home. Many homeowners will have the option of reducing their transportation costs with home solar generation and storage. Even traditional Li-on batteries will have much better temperature performance, capacity and lifetimes soon. I figure the situation will change quite a bit in 5 years, in terms of charging and vehicle options. Not that many people can afford the bloated offerings they have for EVs these days and the automakers are appealing to the more affluent market, those who can afford to make the transition. There will be a demand for smaller cheaper EVs that most people can afford to buy and operate, or we will be using a lot more public transport and a lot of companies will go out of business. The average age of the light vehicle fleet is increasing as is the demand for used cars and this is a sign that increasing numbers of people can no longer afford a new car.One man’s lousy EV experience.
Man forced to ditch Ford EV truck during family road trip to Chicago: ‘biggest scam of modern times’ | Fox Business
A Canadian man is sharing his frustrating experience – and the expenses incurred – after he purchased a Ford F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck earlier this year.www.foxbusiness.com
The money shot:
Fast charging stations – which only charge EV’s up to 90% – cost more than gas for the same mileage.