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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@9D6HDD72yrs2Y
Yes but no if it is coming from coal
@B46H6QC3wks3W
yes, but we truly need to understand the new issues we are causing with batteries regarding sustainability, recycling, environmental, etc. I believe we are too dependent on fossial fuels, but could just be replacing one bad option for another without proper planning and research.
@B3PTXTY1mo1MO
During winter it’s hard to keep an electric bus warm, we also have more important issues that need funding
@9L5R7PF1yr1Y
Electric power is generated and stored in diverse ways depending on location. It may or may not be more environmentally friendly. This must be determined by experts at a local or case by case basis based on facts.
@9DZQ8XP2yrs2Y
Only if they are able to reduce Greenhouse gasses and reduce the expenses of buying such cars
@95SYF5B3yrs3Y
I think we should slowly integrate out the gas ones
@8VHL8R2Conservative4yrs4Y
Sure, but where does the electric power come from? This is a ridiculous question - if you primary source of power is nuclear or coal - are you riding on an electric bus or a nuclear or coal powered bus -
@9C2S3NS2yrs2Y
Balance of fossil fuel and electric fueling
@97FC5632yrs2Y
It should use solar energy
@B4DMP4Z2wks2W
yes, however if the electric part fails there should be fossil fuels to keep up with what schedule is
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