Dividing America by building infrastructure instead of dumping trillions of dollars into the next military superproject.
naturalgasbad
I shouldn't need to say that not only natural gas bad, but oil also bad
I'm cautiously optimistic that the burger empire will embrace HSR like the rest of the advanced world. America's competition is no longer the Soviet Union, but China.
Heat is actually surprisingly easy to moderate with green spaces, water, shade, and wind.
Unfortunately, roads, roofs, and buildings fuck that all up.
Plant trees along every road. Line every building roof with greenery. Water that greenery, and centrally control how it's watered to create temperature/humidity differentials and thus wind throughout the entire city.
Can you ban people for spurious reports too thx
The real answer is that most roads are a transient solution as transit gets built out. They should form an auxiliary network, not the backbone of a country's transportation.
In this case Russia shot down everything and there were casualties.
Yay I love little explosive pellets
It's not. Americans just can't live without AC.
Building, or built? Either way, maybe these companies will come out with a better design than Tokamak, but until then they're literally just research ventures because the vast majority of investment at actually scaling fusion is happening for Tokamak tractors.
How much internal migration between Crimea and other regions has there been? The population of Crima has hovered around 2 million for decades.