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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@9L2SXDR1yr1Y
Maybe more of a gradual change? We could try to update things as they break down, for instance. If a bus breaks down and the next most environmentally friendly thing is a battery powered one, replace that. If that breaks down and the next best thing is even cleaner, move to that. But ONLY when it is necessary.
it would increase the energy demand by to much if all at once. it should be a slow migration
@965DR5M3yrs3Y
depends on where you are
@93LKFL93yrs3Y
Yes we should try to move forward with electric transport.
@8YC2DFN3yrs3Y
Yes, as long as the energy is produced in a green way
@8VP2KF44yrs4Y
As long as they don't try to replace them immediately, I think progressively adding more environmentally friendly transport is a good thing.
@8VMLZCJ4yrs4Y
Yes, in high-density areas
@8VKX7634yrs4Y
@9BJQCLTConservative2yrs2Y
yes but further in the future
@9959YK82yrs2Y
No we need to find an easier and better alternative to make it easier to transition into electric transportation for public and cheaper
@98TH8XD2yrs2Y
Propane and Natural Gas are clean burning.
@96VPR232yrs2Y
Should be hybrid for when and if we ever make the complete transfer to electric. The infrastructure would already be there and in the meantime we all get the benefit of reduced gas usage
@8YTPGZ43yrs3Y
No, but any equivalent green alternatives until better and cheaper EV tech is available
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