06-28-2024, 10:42 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-28-2024, 11:24 PM by HereOnThePrimalEdge.)
Edge, did you stop doing all of that great stuff?
Punatang, still doing great stuff, but with changes here and there. A couple of quick examples:
* Garden and greenhouse growing better than ever; cucumbers, zucchini, tomatoes, salad greens, more, more, more
* Driving a bit more these days, but as HiloJulie noted multiple trips in an EV can have a carbon footprint less than a single gas powered trip every six weeks
* Still flying very little, twice in the last four years. But full disclosure, I never flew much before that either.
The climate summit my son is working on in Uganda has a great deal of emphasis on electric bikes.
The @GovUganda has announced plans to phase out petrol-powered motorcycles (bodabodas) in favour of electric bikes by December 2026. This initiative is part of a broader effort to reduce the nation's carbon emissions
Great for Africa, probably not the best for rainy Puna. But we have other options and probably greater opportunities as long as we’re in America, and America stays America.
Like this recommendation from Uganda:
Highlights from Human Capital Panel:
• Africa needs competency-based education for climate innovation.
Think of what could be accomplished by 2030 or 2040 with competency based education in Pahoa High & Keaau High!
Punatang, still doing great stuff, but with changes here and there. A couple of quick examples:
* Garden and greenhouse growing better than ever; cucumbers, zucchini, tomatoes, salad greens, more, more, more
* Driving a bit more these days, but as HiloJulie noted multiple trips in an EV can have a carbon footprint less than a single gas powered trip every six weeks
* Still flying very little, twice in the last four years. But full disclosure, I never flew much before that either.
The climate summit my son is working on in Uganda has a great deal of emphasis on electric bikes.
The @GovUganda has announced plans to phase out petrol-powered motorcycles (bodabodas) in favour of electric bikes by December 2026. This initiative is part of a broader effort to reduce the nation's carbon emissions
Great for Africa, probably not the best for rainy Puna. But we have other options and probably greater opportunities as long as we’re in America, and America stays America.
Like this recommendation from Uganda:
Highlights from Human Capital Panel:
• Africa needs competency-based education for climate innovation.
Think of what could be accomplished by 2030 or 2040 with competency based education in Pahoa High & Keaau High!