At this point i feel so much guilt for driving (on weekends now and then) a guzzler that i’d rather throw it to the bin and never look back. Either way i am never again driving an ice car.
Nothing you do individually makes any difference at all. Don't feel guilty. Manufacturing a new EV with all the attendant impact from raw materials processing and manufacturing vs keeping an older ICE car where all of that is sunk costs not a clear win in my view.
Earth had its 6th-hottest July and year to date on record
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#42At this point i feel so much guilt for driving (on weekends now and then) a guzzler that i’d rather throw it to the bin and never look back. Either way i am never again driving an ice car.
Nothing you do individually makes any difference at all. Don't feel guilty. Manufacturing a new EV with all the attendant impact from raw materials processing and manufacturing vs keeping an older ICE car where all of that is sunk costs not a clear win in my view.
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It doesn't apply south of the border??? Every day at lunch I Google: "Mexico City temp" Always in the 70s... August 15, 2022 71°F°C Precipitation: 14% Humidity: 51% Wind: 6 mph Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico Monday 12:00 PM Mostly cloudy
Are you seriously trying to cherry-pick a single outlier to refute a planet-wide data set? FWIW: if your point was that you were expecting Mexico City to be hot like Cancun, you need to check a map. The city is in the middle of a mountain plateau at 7000' MSL!