Author here. Good point, and I wanted to add that this is the first article in a series about communal living.
"Learning and practicing how to correctly pull the trigger is probably the single biggest improvement to accuracy a new shooter can make." Thanks, I will change that sentence.
Thanks for spotting the mistake. km2 should be m2. Source: https://repository.tudelft.nl/islandora/object/uuid:1ed44c19... page 17
That's because you're living in a rich country where energy is cheap and abundant. That 40% of the global population that needs to walk for miles to charge their phone for a hefty price, or light their shelter with…
"If energy systems were installed that could heat and power these places without biofuel at all you'd be vastly better off. I did not see that point in there." What energy system you had in mind? Solar panels could…
Why would I repeat what is already written in the article?
Depends on the stove. Tile stoves or masonry heaters can be +90% efficient. The same goes for inefficient stoves without a chimney, which is the majority of stoves in poor countries.
No, it's not just Spain. I only looked at European power grids, but their carbon intensity is all calculated in the same way.
That's because you're not on the solar powered website. Hackernews is linking to the old site. https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2020/01/how-sustainable-is...
Author here. Good you mention this. I could have chosen a more elegant citation, but data on the embodied energy of PV modules is generally outdated and confusing. The number I chose is not especially high for panels…
Author here. Good point, and I wanted to add that this is the first article in a series about communal living.
"Learning and practicing how to correctly pull the trigger is probably the single biggest improvement to accuracy a new shooter can make." Thanks, I will change that sentence.
Thanks for spotting the mistake. km2 should be m2. Source: https://repository.tudelft.nl/islandora/object/uuid:1ed44c19... page 17
That's because you're living in a rich country where energy is cheap and abundant. That 40% of the global population that needs to walk for miles to charge their phone for a hefty price, or light their shelter with…
"If energy systems were installed that could heat and power these places without biofuel at all you'd be vastly better off. I did not see that point in there." What energy system you had in mind? Solar panels could…
Why would I repeat what is already written in the article?
Depends on the stove. Tile stoves or masonry heaters can be +90% efficient. The same goes for inefficient stoves without a chimney, which is the majority of stoves in poor countries.
No, it's not just Spain. I only looked at European power grids, but their carbon intensity is all calculated in the same way.
That's because you're not on the solar powered website. Hackernews is linking to the old site. https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2020/01/how-sustainable-is...
Author here. Good you mention this. I could have chosen a more elegant citation, but data on the embodied energy of PV modules is generally outdated and confusing. The number I chose is not especially high for panels…