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See norway for that idea about how unready they are.
...double that and labor would be close to a grand at a shop
Power is already a problem for California ,to,fast charge an electric its 480v.. Norway's system uses 75 minutes to recharge a car .impractical at times. That's a load.not even.
That's because la has no breezes.
I,don't think,you get the idea of how local power grids interconnect .only,15 power plants exist in my, state.of them 4 are nuke.2 of them actually power Atlanta . all others per state law should that go down be able back it up.Yes, they have an inversion layer. Places like that need to be really careful about their air. Lots of cities in India too. There is a place for electric in such localities.
North Cali is powered by a hydrogrid in Idaho...
your idea would suggest a travel ban for gas cars to la.
Soot is emitted from diesels.not even carberotirs from the 20s did thatYes, they will have to build more things like this for crowded cities with inversion layers to go electric. Wind farms or solar in nearby deserts could supplement hydro. Upgrade the grid to carry additional capacity.
Yes. Casual visitors to LA and such could just rent a car for the trip. People in LA should be able to open their windows without black soot filling their noses. That's not reasonable.
Soot is emitted from diesels.
Cali allows any car to be druveb there but must meet the emission of the year its made.
You might now that the fact red time at times in,my,state,and ga,a.c.,is caused by subharam,sand being carried by,winds .Yes it is. Diesel won't give LA clean air. Electric or fuel cell will.
Its not enough. Air quality in some crowded cities needs improving.
You might now that the fact red time at times in,my,state,and ga,a.c.,is caused by subharam,sand being carried by,winds .
Cant allow me to burn garbage in the woods by,the lonesome and then think,those particulates won't affect others.this has been found out and we did just that in iraq,Afghanistan
Emissions from cobalt mining...
look up piggly wiggly and what he did and this idea was something he wanted to and he was trying to actually have a fully automated grocery store. before they had people who would grab the food from your list and bring it too you and it was costly as it involved you not being able to walk the aisles , they had each person designated for each area grab the items. he changed that and saved a money and made grocery shopping cheaper.I guess that machines have taken over grocery shopping as well. Boy with everything streaming and going virtual I wonder just how much changes in our world that we're going to get. (I say this since we no longer have cable and we basically stream and watch things over the internet now.)
So no,mundane work ?while many,mundane jobs were eliminated by john Deere tractors .still had mundane jobs in tillimg ,planting and mowing .I'm all for a personal robot bringing my groceries home, and putting them in the refrigerator for me. Then cooking the food when I hungry, and bringing me the plate. Bring on the helper bots.
look up piggly wiggly and what he did and this idea was something he wanted to and he was trying to actually have a fully automated grocery store. before they had people who would grab the food from your list and bring it too you and it was costly as it involved you not being able to walk the aisles , they had each person designated for each area grab the items. he changed that and saved a money and made grocery shopping cheaper.
btw the milkman is on his way back. he was something that I grew up on. why? its greener for him to do that and one recycled glass, he would deliver eggs in a carton ,milk in either a gallon jug, or bottle( quarts) and all had to be returned . he would wash and reuse all.nor was it that expensive. my wife and my self have memories of that and we posess a bottle from that time(vero dairy from the 20s) and it was called tripson dairy in our time. the husband of the daughter of the man who founded vero dairy and up to his death lived there. only a relic of the silos and the houses remain (office and where the cows were milked). I went there years later for work and was amazed at all the things left from that.
I'm all for a personal robot bringing my groceries home, and putting them in the refrigerator for me. Then cooking the food when I hungry, and bringing me the plate. Bring on the helper bots.
...no one washing the poor clothes...
Sounds great to me!!