CheshireCat86
CheshireCat86 t1_irqsviv wrote
Reply to comment by Locutus_Picard in New licensing round for oil and gas exploration in the North Sea "good for the environment” insists UK climate minister by WilliamMorris420
No big bills, we have floor heating at 30°C. And electricity has several sources, lots of nuclear still around. Electricity has gone up, but gas has... Heh... Exploded. People struggle, yes. But it's not the end of society aa we know it as you seem to imply.
How is you health and mental healthcare coming along, by the way?
CheshireCat86 t1_irqipes wrote
Reply to comment by Locutus_Picard in New licensing round for oil and gas exploration in the North Sea "good for the environment” insists UK climate minister by WilliamMorris420
Has heatpump, no problem. The UK is an island, enough wind for basically ever. Solar pannel work pretty well, ask frigging Alaska. The uk's problem is old old old housing and renovation rules that makes it hard and thus expensive.
You folded tortellini.
CheshireCat86 t1_j50o3o7 wrote
Reply to TIL the public library in Aarhus, Denmark has a 25-ft 3-ton bronze bell named 'The Gong' that rings every time a baby is born in the city. It is connected to the maternity ward in the local hospital, where mothers can press a button after giving birth to ring The Gong by ergotpoisoning
Ghent, Belgium has 1800's style old ornate streetlamps that turn on with every child born. It's at the "Veerleplein", next to Counts Castle.
Novel, but fun to see if your having a drink at the Veerleplein and another Ghentian is born :)