The transportation sector is the main contributor of greenhouse gases. One initiative towards mitigating these gases is sustainable transportation, with significant reductions in emissions in this sector.
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@9T9BN2C7mos7MO
No, there are numerous communities were electric based public transportation would not function due to weather conditions.
@9STC26D8mos8MO
There should be a mix of both for now, the process to develop the batteries IS very intensive and not harmless.
@9GN46RJ1yr1Y
Trains yes, buses, as much as we can but if it would require moving out of our own way to do it then no
@9FLTTGZ2yrs2Y
Only if it can be done in an efficient manner
@8ZFWNWG3yrs3Y
@8VNZPWH4yrs4Y
We should work towards this in the future
@8VLJ3XMNew Democratic4yrs4Y
Start to get them in place gradually
@8VLBQ4N4yrs4Y
Yes, but the government should create green jobs and support local cities transition to electic power
@999V8KK2yrs2Y
No, electric isn’t the most efficient energy source for all vehicles or situations. Additional alternative fuel sources such as hydrogen are important considerations.
@98HXPMV2yrs2Y
No, what until the power source is reliable enough to power a vehicle of that magnitude.
@9863HW42yrs2Y
Ran on solar power and corn maybe? Let’s not ruin our earth even more, now
@8VNQR4J4yrs4Y
Yes if they are able to, extra transit is needed in rural areas, especially to help lower income and Indigenous folk so regular vehicles could go there
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