July is usually the start of wildfire season.
Two weeks ago ago the stats were 871,573 hectares burned in B.C. this year, compared to a 10-year average of 21,734 hectares by this time.
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There's ways that the wood can be tamed for woodwork, but it borders on alchemy.
Isn't this policy sorely needed? Cleaner fuel, maybe higher prices, both of which help slow climate change. We are all trying to switch away from buying gasoline, right? right???
I think it's being rolled out too slowly.
This is a fun app. Less than a day in and I'm over 150 submissions.
It makes no sense to replace 75% of the infrastructure.
This is tragic. The infrastructure for CCS1 far exceeds NACS on a location count basis and having manufacturers switch to this plug type is anti-progress.
12,000 superchargers is counting stalls, not locations. Why are we counting fuel pumps instead of gas stations? That's not how strong network coverage is defined.
There's less than 2,000 NACS DC fast charging locations in the US & Canada but there's over 6,500 CCS1 DC fast charging locations in that same area.
You can see the lack of infrastructure NACS offers on a state-by-state basis here: https://public.tableau.com/views/EVFastChargingPlugStandards/PublicDCFastCharingPlugs
Yeah, just having interesting conversations with other users is enough to draw people in.
Maybe consider starting to play with Darktable. Get a sense if it is a viable alternative to support.
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Okay, who's in to form a co-op and buy them?
The 10-yr average for total yearly burned from forest fires in BC is 407,373ha. We've more than doubled that already.