Got a source? I see people cite something like this often but it's not at all in line with all the ghg accounting I've seen from EPA and others. Buildings, transportation, and industry are each 30% and agriculture is 10%.
I generally agree but in this case you can't really beat a heat pump in the near future, except with a better heat pump. The cats spending money to keep things from changing are the gas lobby.
If we keep installing gas we'll be stuck maintaining two expensive energy distribution infrastructures forever when one (gas) is much less useful and flexible compared to electricity
I wish the main visual weight of the chart was the normalized variable. The percentage is there but should be the focus so it doesn't conflate population growth
Spacial awareness in public, especially in grocery stores. People often stop with a cart right in the entrance and seem oblivious they are blocking the way for others while they dig in their bag for the shopping list.
Fair point. In that case, the graphic should ideally include any deaths from accidents in public transit too, not that it would be many. By bigger issue is the chart doesn't factor the baseline use of each system.
What would it look like with a fair comparison of intentional murders? Or at the very least normalize it by vehicle miles traveled? As is, it's not a very helpful comparison to support your specific conclusion
I have my microwave on silent so I actually prefer to let it finish so I don't need to press a button to clear those few seconds to have a useful clock back
Got a source? I see people cite something like this often but it's not at all in line with all the ghg accounting I've seen from EPA and others. Buildings, transportation, and industry are each 30% and agriculture is 10%.
Seriously. If you're going to go with that palette you have to at least label the lines directly on the graph. Abysmal design
Raw oysters. They have the texture and salinity of snot
The panels and cells are rated in terms of power. Maybe you were thinking they were exporting energy? It's solar panels
Equally foul as it is interesting. Thanks for sharing
I don't think that's how radiant heat transfer works. Should generally heat anything colder than the heat source
I generally agree but in this case you can't really beat a heat pump in the near future, except with a better heat pump. The cats spending money to keep things from changing are the gas lobby.
If we keep installing gas we'll be stuck maintaining two expensive energy distribution infrastructures forever when one (gas) is much less useful and flexible compared to electricity
Try a French press maybe? You can also rinse off the tea dust before steeping which may help
Neither, but if I were to, it would be before applying toothpaste
My all time favorite album. Glad someone recommended it
I wish the main visual weight of the chart was the normalized variable. The percentage is there but should be the focus so it doesn't conflate population growth
What better ideas do you have in mind?
Spacial awareness in public, especially in grocery stores. People often stop with a cart right in the entrance and seem oblivious they are blocking the way for others while they dig in their bag for the shopping list.
Fair point. In that case, the graphic should ideally include any deaths from accidents in public transit too, not that it would be many. By bigger issue is the chart doesn't factor the baseline use of each system.
What would it look like with a fair comparison of intentional murders? Or at the very least normalize it by vehicle miles traveled? As is, it's not a very helpful comparison to support your specific conclusion
Every 5-6 weeks for me, once it starts growing over my ears on the sides
I find this visualization to be quite poor at conveying information. Why does it need so much animation??
Keeping it clean with minimal effort compared to a gas range was unexpectedly my favorite part
LG #1675079
For older ones I owned, you can open up the control panel and take out the little speaker puck as an irriversable alternative option.
I have my microwave on silent so I actually prefer to let it finish so I don't need to press a button to clear those few seconds to have a useful clock back