@velyvan.bsky.social

Energy transition, defending every real solution: bikes, transit, insulation, heat pumps, solar, wind, nuclear, EVs...

En même temps, on retrouve des fossiles de dinosaures qui ont a peine bougé en 100 millions d'années sous moins de 10 m de terre. Donc un truc enfoui sous 1000m sous terre, dans une des couches géologiques les plus stables qu'on connaisse, ça ne m'effraie pas vraiment.

All indicators point towards a global food crisis in the coming months: production decreasing in Russia, tensions on fertilizers because of the Iran war, historic heatwaves in Europe, record el Niño forecast. Governments should take all corn and soy devoted to livestock and store it for humans.

Renewables overtook coal in global power generation in 2025. Coal's share dropped to LESS THAN A THIRD of global electricity for the first time 📉 Coal generation fell most in China and India, while the US saw coal rise to replace gas-fired electricity. ember-energy.org/lat...

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In France, the norm in parliament is 49.3 (sorry for this extremely niche French politics joke that only French people will understand)

"So far this century, a new tramway has opened in France every six months." What can we learn from France about building new tram networks and integrating them with new housing? Read our guest blog by @freewheeling.info: bettertransport.org.uk/blog/towns-a...

Towns and Trams: Learning from the French

In this guest blog, Thomas Ableman reports on how French transport policy enables a new tramway to open every six months.

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Soutenez mon idée de piétonniser la rue de Washington. Cette rue comporte plein de commerce de nourriture à emporter, avec une très forte fréquentation le midi car il y a beaucoup de bureaux dans le quartier. Les piétons doivent se serrer sur les trottoirs étroits. decider.paris.fr/decider/jsp/...

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Totally disagree on this one. Letting states run everything gives even more power to corporations, who can blackmail local governments, forcing them into a competition of ever lower corporate taxes, environmental standards, labour laws etc. It would be far better to have more federal legislation.

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In France we have a law that says they have to ask you before printing a receipt. In practice, no one I see at the grocery store ever asks for the receipts (at least for food items)

Bonjour @fub-fr.bsky.social, le baromètre vélo c'est super, mais est-ce que vous pourriez faire votre carte avec une échelle lisible par les daltoniens (qui représentent pas loin de 10% de la population)? Rouge-bleu ce serait parfait. Le rouge-orange-jaune-vert c'est vraiment le pire

my takeaway from climate week nyc is that "climate storytelling" is a little too much "we must reimagine our deepest souls in relationship to mother nature and the moral abyss of the polycrisis into which we must now stare" and not enough "ok but get a heat pump"