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SUV's revisited

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City folk bashing other city folk.


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Amen.
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A true Sports Utility Vehicle has two wheels, requires actual physical, athletic effort to operate and doesn't pollute the planet in the slightest bit. It's called a bicycle. And we would all be better off if we rode them to run our errands a little more often.
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There's something special about driving around in your own zip code.

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Post by Adex_Xeda »

Bicycle usage is well known to produce copious amounts of greenhouse gasses such as carbon dioxide and methane!


......Actually now that I joke about it,

I wonder how that much energy is needed to produce one joule of human eatable food.

I wonder how that compares to the energy needed to produce one joule of gasoline.

The costs of refinement and production of fuel produces polutants. Human fuel for safety requires a high amount of refinement.

That would be a neat comparison, the amount of pollutants produced by moving a pound of something a mile by human power, vs. the amount of pollutants produced an automoble moving a pound of something a mile.
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