Re:High Air Pollution Could Diminish Exercise Benefits by 50...
by edhelas on Saturday November 29, 2025 @07:52AM
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And how the electricity will be made? Without any CO2 for sure! (or not... yet)
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Re:High Air Pollution Could Diminish Exercise Benefits by 50...
by cowsandmilk on Saturday November 29, 2025 @08:08AM
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CO2 isn’t particulate matter. But more importantly, larger percentages of our electricity is being made without burning things.
Re:High Air Pollution Could Diminish Exercise Benefits by 50...
by cinntaile on Saturday November 29, 2025 @08:02AM
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Power plants are usually not placed inside cities. Less gasoline cars inside cities will definitely improve the local situation, not just limited to CO2.
Re:High Air Pollution Could Diminish Exercise Benefits by 50...
by rafaelmn on Saturday November 29, 2025 @07:54AM
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What does CO2 emissions of electric power plants have with air quality in cities ?
Re:High Air Pollution Could Diminish Exercise Benefits by 50...
by hagbard_c on Saturday November 29, 2025 @08:39AM
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Nuclear power is a good option, wind and solar are usable for charging batteries - either EV batteries or storage banks which can be used to charge EV batteries. The problem with wind and solar is that there is no long-term storage solution as of yet but single-day storage is already achievable. Once enough nuclear capacity has been built up I foresee wind turbines disappearing from the landscape since they are cumbersome bird-killing eyesores. Solar power is there to stay since buildings need roofing anyway and we'll soon be at a point where the price difference between 'passive' roof cladding and PV 'panels' is close to negligible so it makes sense to install PV roof cladding and get some power for free, especially in places where air conditioning is popular.