@burroujo59@bennyjohnson@DC_Reporter Even if Joe didnโt win Congress certified the election. And the Senate confirmed all of the various Justices. There is no avenue to undo all of that.
@pietercleppe But doesnโt shutting off cooling to the lower floors just causes that now warm air to rise to the upper floors requiring those upper AC units to run harder/longer then they normally would? It seems that the energy savings would be negligible.
@ChrisPowersEU@pietercleppe But doesnโt shutting off cooling to the lower floors just cause that now warm air to rise to the upper floors requiring those upper AC units to run harder/longer then they normally would? It seems that the energy savings would be negligible.
@swatt_23@CBusby1378 1. The government has programs to help heat your home in winter. Maybe they need a program to help cool home in the summer. 2. In the past, you didnโt need AC, but you guys have been having heat waves every year for like the last decade.
@JamFirst93@CBusby1378@sapphyreblayze 2/2 and most if not all of French electricity is created through renewables which means you could use AC without impacting climate change.
@JamFirst93@CBusby1378@sapphyreblayze When itโs been happening every year for the past decade, yes we expect you to prepare for it. Southern states have road salting machines for those rare occasions it snows here.
@BlackWinnaYoshi@CBusby1378@sapphyreblayze A/C use can contribute to climate change through its use of fossil fuel to power plants that provides the electricity but a country like France where most of their electricity is renewable thatโs not an excuse.
@Mattmk_II@geeseflyhigh@Fuviy_DBD But this isnโt the first time itโs happened in Europe. It happens every year for about the last 10 years and you still have done nothing to mitigate it.