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Yes, using less energy is better, dirty or not. Reducing our dependency on cars also has many other benefits: fewer traffic accidents; reduced parking requirem
by benrbray 6y ago
Yes, using less energy is better, dirty or not.
Reducing our dependency on cars also has many other benefits: fewer traffic accidents; reduced parking requirements means more space for people in cities; less sound pollution, which is better for our bodies and for our ecosystems in and around cities; lessen the cost of living by no longer requiring a $15,000 machine as a prerequisite to having a job; increased density means increased foot traffic to small businesses, encouraging healthy competition; increased density can (has the potential to) mean a stronger, more connected community, less segregated by wealth etc. etc. etc.
- bestnameever 6y ago> Yes, using less energy is better, dirty or not. But that is not the question. The question is whether California must cut down on vehicle travel in order to reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions and stave off climate change?