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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@9VCWVXM7mos7MO
It's good to push towards electric transport but we shouldn't spend a portion of a funding on it when there's more important things.
@9TQWX6J 7mos7MO
battery busses are harmful for the environment, expensive, and have a far superior relative trolly busses
@9KPR27X1yr1Y
Implement infrastructure that is easily available, and still has benefits. The best infrastructure is the one you have available to you.
@8YWJRJH3yrs3Y
Yes, but for now we should just promote the use of public transport in general.
@8YJZQCD3yrs3Y
It would depend if there is enough electrical grid support to support all public buses and trains. How will this be implemented, what's the plan, will citizens be incentivized? Who is building it? Government or Private entities? How long will this take? What is the cost? How Does this decision of Yes or No impact other urgent funding (ex. health care), how much will taxes increase, budget?
@8XJQ57W3yrs3Y
yes they can make it to where there all solar ran
@8VV2P574yrs4Y
No, we should focus on shifting to Hydrogen Fuel Cells
@8VPXWTY4yrs4Y
If the city can sustain it than yes.
@8VNL4TR4yrs4Y
FREE SOLAR power is achievable
@999QNC32yrs2Y
Yes, but keep the public buses and trains that don't run on electric power until we have an efficient and clean way of acquiring electric energy.
@8XJQ7C93yrs3Y
They should be 50% electric and 50% gas and or diesel and in the future when spending grows and the environment is crumbling we can make them more electrical
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