Let’s talk about where batteries come from and how electricity is generated! Neither of which are green or carbon free. It is just not happening in your town. Look at California heat wave and they had to ask people to not plug in their vehicles during prime time. I do think great that the buses and city vehicles electric. Not all people live in pedestrian friendly cities. Nice for Oslo. Hoping there are scientist out there working on and even cleaner solutions. I’m more worried about farming and chemicals used. Plus, the amount of plastics we use, and the pellet spills in the ocean.
Is this a good time to buy stocks/crypto in the Europe? I know everyone is saying stocks are at a discount and all, but just how long will It take for us to recover, obviously there are strategies to manoeuver in this present market but these strategies doesn't come common to the average folk, or am I better off putting my money elsewhere.
@Rose Allen I agree, that's the more reason I prefer my day to day investment decisions being guided by an inv-coach, seeing that their entire skillset is built around short & long term holdings for profit realisation, coupled with the exclusive analysis they possess, it's near impossible to not out-perform. I've been investing with a coach literally for 4years, and have accrued approx. $1.4m in net-profits thus far.
@Rose Allen I am guided by ASHLEY AIRAGAHI I found her on a CNBC interview where she was featured and reached out to her. She has since provided entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can look her up online if you care supervision.
"The oil and gas industries play a dominant role in the Norwegian economy, providing a source of finance for the Norwegian welfare state through direct ownership of oil fields, dividends from its shares in Equinor, and licensure fees and taxes."
Let's not forget that Norway is pumping oil and selling it globally. The emissions will be somewhere else when the oil is processed or consumed. They are still polluting globally.
That we are, and it is an absolute disgrace. That doesn't make Oslo less valuable as a case study. On the contrary, actually, because it shows how cities can and do act as forces of change within extremely (when it comes to the energy transition we all know we need) conservative contexts.
*I’m so happy I made productive decisions about my finances that changed my life forever. I’m a single mother living in Melbourne Australia, bought my second house in September and hoping to retire next year at 50 if things keep going smoothly for me.
Sorry for late reply sweetie, I used the FIRE movement to put my finances in order. Then lnvested in stocks, cryptocurencies and reaI estates though the assistance of an lnvestment Pro who helped me make it this big
this is not the first time I am hearing of her and her exploits in the trading world but i had no idea on how to reach her, i have already lost enough of money since my retirement on binance trying to do it myself???
We had a children’s daycare 50m from my house, our next door neighbour was on the verge of a nervous breakdown and we couldn’t deal with the screams any longer so we got them shut down. I’ll take a Diesel engine anyway thank you.
Estudié ingeniería en energía y eso fue lo primero que llego a mi mente en cuanto comencé mis clases. Créditos de carbono, cero emisiones y tanta retórica por ahí.
@@champion_alex The Only thing that the world needs is a comparative study ; which should include the mining ; transport ; manufacturing and assembling processes of cars that run on Petroleum and electricity . Many people just look at emissions and make it sound like eco friendly , but in actuality it is a tunnel vision .
@@Zup-ok5ir I agree. In fact, I am currently doing a comparative study between the impact of electromobility and IC transport from a multifactorial perspective.
Both India and China emit far less per capita. And the emissions for production of goods consumed by the west should be on west's plate Living in west I can definitely say that people here waste far more resources than people in Asia.
I am sorry you are under attack. Our love, the motoring world, has been under attack for decades and most of us feel that bureaucrats and politicians are not "looking behind the curtain" when it comes to electric vehicles. What is your goal? Sound pollution? You nailed it. Zero carbon emissions? You can reach that goal with synthetic fuels. Please look beyond the new shiny trend that others have decided is the only solution.
it doesn't even make sense to worry about carbon. its a completely natural compound. meanwhile there are hundreds of unnatural compounds being released and not a single peep out of these so-called environmentalists.
@@zUJ7EjVD Circular reasoning: you _assume_ it's a problem. You also mistakenly say Carbon when you mean to say Carbon Dioxide. They are not the same thing. You also assume Carbon Dioxide will make the world warmer while ignoring the factors that are thousands of times more influential. We are coming out of an ice age, warmer would be a good thing. The vast majority of the earth is too cold to grow food. repeating this earlier comment because youtube hid it: carbon isn't even an issue. its a naturally regulated compound. meanwhile there are hundreds of man-made compounds being released and not a single mention from those who claim to want to protect the environment.
@@zUJ7EjVD Carbon Dioxide is not a "form" of Carbon, it's a compound. They have completely different properties. That's as incorrect as saying Chlorine is Salt. The sun and water vapor affect the earth every single day. You only call it "chaos" because you're uneducated on these cycles. The mini-ice age was very measurable. Maybe _you_ can't measure it, but those more competent than you can and have. Less than 1% of the earth is too hot to grow food. Now you're just making things up, or you are confusing "dry" with "hot"
@@zUJ7EjVD Road damage: exactly! EVs weigh more that ice vehicles but ice vehicles are the ones that pay all the road taxes at the pump. Move away from cars: again I love cars. I love the way they look, the way they sound, the way they feel weaving down a winding road, the way... you get the point. Local community: totally agree with your point. I work in a hospital and walking past the people is a great way to have some social interaction. But don't live in a large city, so walking to do chores or even walking 12 miles to work are not going to happen.
Decreasing pollution is great and all, but please leave the Ukraine and Dutch farmers alone so that they can do their work; before a famine takes over the world. Making electric cars more affordable would help, but then we have to worry about the pollution from all of the batteries. Sure, let's increase the cost of running a vehicle, so that the poor working class people can no longer afford to drive to work.
You are presumably talking about international, interstate and intercity transport. You may be right about that, although I would argue that is a political, not technological or practical issue at this point. But this absolutely can (and must) happen in urban conglomerations across the globe. It is all a question of local adaptation and implementation of the same basic principles of climate mitigation (and adaptation). Either we get this done, or we're dooming our children to climate catastrophe, to quote the UN secretary general.
The taxes are attacking the poorer people instead of the people that can afford it. How can they ever get to afford to buy an electric vehicle if you keep taking the money out of their hands?
Let me start by telling you you're telling us to try to get electric cars and then rationing the electricity cuz you won't have enough through renewables. resources
Wind power alone could provide more than 5x the world's current energy use. Energy storage on the other hand is a major issue. Batteries are not clean.
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Oslo is so far ahead of any city in the United States that I've heard about. They give so much hope for the future.
GREAT WORK OSLO!! So happy to hear such pioneering and successful changes being supported.
Cars should NOT be allowed inside city .
Separate cars from pedestrians !
@±𝟏1𝟖𝟕𝟖𝟑4𝟖𝟏𝟗𝟒𝟑 TED we all are one and you're scamming yourself
Amen. Cars are the worst. Especially the fossil fuel cars.
Also concrete should not be allowed in cities.
Let’s talk about where batteries come from and how electricity is generated! Neither of which are green or carbon free. It is just not happening in your town. Look at California heat wave and they had to ask people to not plug in their vehicles during prime time. I do think great that the buses and city vehicles electric. Not all people live in pedestrian friendly cities. Nice for Oslo.
Hoping there are scientist out there working on and even cleaner solutions.
I’m more worried about farming and chemicals used. Plus, the amount of plastics we use, and the pellet spills in the ocean.
why is it gr8 to want less warmth produced on the verge of a grand solar minimum? are you a malthusite?
Is this a good time to buy stocks/crypto in the Europe? I know everyone is saying stocks are at a discount and all, but just how long will It take for us to recover, obviously there are strategies to manoeuver in this present market but these strategies doesn't come common to the average folk, or am I better off putting my money elsewhere.
@Rose Allen I agree, that's the more reason I prefer my day to day investment decisions being guided by an inv-coach, seeing that their entire skillset is built around short & long term holdings for profit realisation, coupled with the exclusive analysis they possess, it's near impossible to not out-perform. I've been investing with a coach literally for 4years, and have accrued approx. $1.4m in net-profits thus far.
@Rose Allen I am guided by ASHLEY AIRAGAHI I found her on a CNBC interview where she was featured and reached out to her. She has since provided entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can look her up online if you care supervision.
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"The oil and gas industries play a dominant role in the Norwegian economy, providing a source of finance for the Norwegian welfare state through direct ownership of oil fields, dividends from its shares in Equinor, and licensure fees and taxes."
energy plays an important role for all life forms everywhere
Let's not forget that Norway is pumping oil and selling it globally. The emissions will be somewhere else when the oil is processed or consumed. They are still polluting globally.
That we are, and it is an absolute disgrace. That doesn't make Oslo less valuable as a case study. On the contrary, actually, because it shows how cities can and do act as forces of change within extremely (when it comes to the energy transition we all know we need) conservative contexts.
Thanks ❤❤❤
If you know anything about any electric you know the grid runs off of fossils fuels still.
Truth!
Over 95% of Norway's electricity is produced by renewables, mostly hydropower. But I know what you mean because unfortunately Norway is an outlier.
@@augustkasemaa3290 its 65% that is hydropower and its a bit of a stretch to call that "renewable"
More awareness we need because I am Indian also developing country our people not bother about this are all thoughts somebody's know more
*I’m so happy I made productive decisions about my finances that changed my life forever.
I’m a single mother living in Melbourne Australia, bought my second house in September
and hoping to retire next year at 50 if things keep going smoothly for me.
Sorry for late reply sweetie, I used the FIRE movement to put my finances in order.
Then lnvested in stocks, cryptocurencies and reaI estates though the assistance
of an lnvestment Pro who helped me make it this big
this is not the first time I am hearing of her and her exploits in the trading world
but i had no idea on how to reach her, i have already lost enough of money since my
retirement on binance trying to do it myself???
I'm a beginner. How can i get her assistance?
INVESTWITHVALENTINA1.??
We had a children’s daycare 50m from my house, our next door neighbour was on the verge of a nervous breakdown and we couldn’t deal with the screams any longer so we got them shut down. I’ll take a Diesel engine anyway thank you.
Huh
Export the pollution to countries that make the batteries may be ? and then blame those countries for global warming ? 😀
Exactly.
Bicycles > batteries
Estudié ingeniería en energía y eso fue lo primero que llego a mi mente en cuanto comencé mis clases.
Créditos de carbono, cero emisiones y tanta retórica por ahí.
@@champion_alex The Only thing that the world needs is a comparative study ; which should include the mining ; transport ; manufacturing and assembling processes of cars that run on Petroleum and electricity .
Many people just look at emissions and make it sound like eco friendly , but in actuality it is a tunnel vision .
@@Zup-ok5ir I agree. In fact, I am currently doing a comparative study between the impact of electromobility and IC transport from a multifactorial perspective.
@@champion_alex Nice !
meanwhile me living in delhi :)
I was all onboard until she started talking about biofuel and electric buses. Very, very bad ideas...
Nov. 10th, 2022
Good
rich people solution.
🙏🏻✨🙏🏻
Will you be preaching the same principles and ideas to China and India?
Both India and China emit far less per capita. And the emissions for production of goods consumed by the west should be on west's plate
Living in west I can definitely say that people here waste far more resources than people in Asia.
@@aniruddhsrivastava5781 absolute horshit and you know it
Google per capita green house emissions, world bank report if you dare
I am sorry you are under attack. Our love, the motoring world, has been under attack for decades and most of us feel that bureaucrats and politicians are not "looking behind the curtain" when it comes to electric vehicles.
What is your goal? Sound pollution? You nailed it.
Zero carbon emissions? You can reach that goal with synthetic fuels.
Please look beyond the new shiny trend that others have decided is the only solution.
it doesn't even make sense to worry about carbon. its a completely natural compound. meanwhile there are hundreds of unnatural compounds being released and not a single peep out of these so-called environmentalists.
@@zUJ7EjVD If living beings were composed of Arsenic, you would have a point. They're not though. They're composed of Carbon.
@@zUJ7EjVD Circular reasoning: you _assume_ it's a problem. You also mistakenly say Carbon when you mean to say Carbon Dioxide. They are not the same thing. You also assume Carbon Dioxide will make the world warmer while ignoring the factors that are thousands of times more influential. We are coming out of an ice age, warmer would be a good thing. The vast majority of the earth is too cold to grow food.
repeating this earlier comment because youtube hid it: carbon isn't even an issue. its a naturally regulated compound. meanwhile there are hundreds of man-made compounds being released and not a single mention from those who claim to want to protect the environment.
@@zUJ7EjVD Carbon Dioxide is not a "form" of Carbon, it's a compound. They have completely different properties. That's as incorrect as saying Chlorine is Salt.
The sun and water vapor affect the earth every single day. You only call it "chaos" because you're uneducated on these cycles.
The mini-ice age was very measurable. Maybe _you_ can't measure it, but those more competent than you can and have.
Less than 1% of the earth is too hot to grow food. Now you're just making things up, or you are confusing "dry" with "hot"
@@zUJ7EjVD Road damage: exactly! EVs weigh more that ice vehicles but ice vehicles are the ones that pay all the road taxes at the pump. Move away from cars: again I love cars. I love the way they look, the way they sound, the way they feel weaving down a winding road, the way... you get the point. Local community: totally agree with your point. I work in a hospital and walking past the people is a great way to have some social interaction. But don't live in a large city, so walking to do chores or even walking 12 miles to work are not going to happen.
Decreasing pollution is great and all, but please leave the Ukraine and Dutch farmers alone so that they can do their work; before a famine takes over the world. Making electric cars more affordable would help, but then we have to worry about the pollution from all of the batteries. Sure, let's increase the cost of running a vehicle, so that the poor working class people can no longer afford to drive to work.
Where does your electricity come from?
Water.
I can't see this happening in places like the USA and Australia where vehicles have to travel thousands of miles in a day sometimes.
You are presumably talking about international, interstate and intercity transport. You may be right about that, although I would argue that is a political, not technological or practical issue at this point. But this absolutely can (and must) happen in urban conglomerations across the globe. It is all a question of local adaptation and implementation of the same basic principles of climate mitigation (and adaptation).
Either we get this done, or we're dooming our children to climate catastrophe, to quote the UN secretary general.
The taxes are attacking the poorer people instead of the people that can afford it. How can they ever get to afford to buy an electric vehicle if you keep taking the money out of their hands?
So Oslo is a city full of white walkers. :D
if there is concrete then its not an "emissions-free city."
The biggest problem we have with pollution is the stuff that comes out of these people's mouths. It's definitely not good to breathe conditioning.
Let me start by telling you you're telling us to try to get electric cars and then rationing the electricity cuz you won't have enough through renewables. resources
Wind power alone could provide more than 5x the world's current energy use.
Energy storage on the other hand is a major issue. Batteries are not clean.
@@teejatron9849 wind power can't even make up for the energy required to manufacture the wind turbines...
@@rumfordc what makes you think that?