Spectre wrote to All <=-
Welcome to Aussie electric utopia.
Welcome to Aussie electric utopia.
Looks like you need more global warming to get enough power channeled in :>
I wonder how far apart the farthest gas stations are in Australia? Probably quite far.
Polution for abuse of fossile fuels is a self correcting matter. If left unchecked, prices will raise so bad only the army will afford fuel powered vehicles and the rest of the population will walk on their boots, thus ending fossile fuel ussage.
unchecked, prices will raise so bad only the army will afford fuel
powered vehicles and the rest of the population will walk on their
boots, thus ending fossile fuel ussage.
Polution for abuse of fossile fuels is a self correcting matter. If left unchecked, prices will raise so bad only the army will afford fuel
powered vehicles and the rest of the population will walk on their
boots, thus ending fossile fuel ussage.
Spectre wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
I wonder how far apart the farthest gas stations are in Australia? Probably quite far.
Hmmm If you stick to the beaten track and highways about the end of
every tankful of petrol (gas) you'll find a servo. In days past I'd
drive the 800+ Km to Sydney from Melbourne, it didn't much matter what
car I was in, it'd be near the end of the tank, and refill in Wagga
Wagga. This went with the Ford Falcon with its 4L inline 6, or the old toyota corolla... seems like here we went for tank size for distance.
The Wagga Wagga stop is ~500Km, the other 300 takes almost as much fuel due to steep hills/mountains.
So, expensive fuel may not be a huge problem, if the price has slowly gone u
Your typical Western country has grown its population based on the asumption that a certain level of food and essentials can be provided
with the current technology and availability of energy. More expensive
Adept wrote to Arelor <=-
Just that, if transportation costs slowly get more expensive, then
society adjusts with a shorter supply chain, more trains, denser
housing, and all the other things that are more efficient, fuel-wise, we'll probably be fine-ish, in the richer societies.
He has a fiction series, called "World without Oil" that takes place in
such a world, maybe a 100-200 years in the future.
Ogg wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
Hello p.F!
** On Friday 10.11.23 - 07:13, you wrote to Adept:
He has a fiction series, called "World without Oil" that takes place in
such a world, maybe a 100-200 years in the future.
The World Made by Hand quartet?
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