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US diesel hits record $6 a gallon on Iran supply shock
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#32Almost nearing the price in Europe. So still early to complain.
This reminds me of when people were calling the UK a bunch of wimps for complaining about record high heat of like 80F, just because Americans have been dealing with 100F or more for years (over 100 years in some cases). So what that prices in Europe have already been higher? Prices in America haven't been, so it's a shock to them.
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#33The "just stop oil" folks must be delighted with the direction of things in the middle east.
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#34The "just stop oil" folks must be delighted with the direction of things in the middle east.
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Because the responsibility lies in the founding fathers thinking that electing kings with little to no checks was a good idea.
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#38Yesterday I saw a full-sized 100% electric Volvo semi-truck here in Zurich. It was owned by Aldi and making a delivery to one of their stores. It was a bit louder than I expected but nevertheless impressive. https://www.aldi-suisse.ch/de/ueber-aldi-suisse/unternehmen/...
320km doesn't seem like a long distance for a truck, curious how that works in practice
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#39Earlier quoted context omitted.
Unless you're ready to give up on a lot of convenience this is just not happening.
Hmm, I think for me personally the only thing I'd need to change is the heating in my apartment and I'm already planning to invest in a heat pump.
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#40The "just stop oil" folks must be delighted with the direction of things in the middle east.
But how will they protest if they can't drive and meet up or fly to those green events?