Re:“Super Engine” may fundamentally change the way internal ...
by Turing_Machine on Friday February 26, 2016 @11:47PM
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"Unfortunately people believe too much that "we can maintain our lifestyle without breaking the emission limits that we set", and the truth has to be reminded: We can't."
Sure we can. It's called nuclear power. Too bad we're not allowed to use it.
"US people have a difficulty understanding this, "
Europeans have difficulty understanding the size of the United States. Oregon, a medium-sized state, is larger than the UK. Texas is larger than France. Alaska is larger than all of Western Europe.
Canadians use even more fossil fuels than Americans, and for the same reason. It's a really, really big country.
It has nothing to do with "cities". Our cities are reasonably high in density already, and the high density cities do have public transportation.
We just have a lot of people who don't live in cities, and we like it that way just fine.
Sure we can. It's called nuclear power. Too bad we're not allowed to use it.
"US people have a difficulty understanding this, "
Europeans have difficulty understanding the size of the United States. Oregon, a medium-sized state, is larger than the UK. Texas is larger than France. Alaska is larger than all of Western Europe.
Canadians use even more fossil fuels than Americans, and for the same reason. It's a really, really big country.
It has nothing to do with "cities". Our cities are reasonably high in density already, and the high density cities do have public transportation.
We just have a lot of people who don't live in cities, and we like it that way just fine.