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Warum ist es in jakutsk so kalt und woanders oben in Sibirien wieder wärmer?

ByverreisterNutzer

Und warum bauen die auf dem eisigen Frostboden eine Stadt wo Leute leben die beinahe am erfrieren sind ? Das schadet doch auf Dauer oder fühlt sich -15 Grad wie -30 an weil kälter als kalt kann es ja nicht werden Irgendwann durch den Klimawandel wird es ja immer wärmer dort und was dann ?

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Mundenheimer
Mundenheimer
3 years ago

The ÖPNV has disadvantages in rural areas – still. But because your question targets less pollution of the environment: ÖPNV clear and environmentally friendly.

This is even more clear in the city. Because not only eco-, but also speed advantage. For example, I come from downtown Ludwigshafen am Rhein to downtown Mannheim with tram in 12 minutes. By car, I needed more than twice the time, and I sold my car. And often the train stops in the city (almost) right where I want to go. Take the car to the garage first. Costs extra money. So in the city much more than climate and environment, also very personal benefits.

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guterfrager401
guterfrager401
2 years ago

Whether the ÖPNV really is less polluting the environment depends on how many passengers are in the transport mode.

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HansHoppenstedt
HansHoppenstedt
3 years ago

Correct, because bus and train consume far less fossil fuels than their own car. These are facts and there is nothing to discuss about.

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Saim0n
Saim0n
3 years ago

This is fact.

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MonkeyKing
MonkeyKing
3 years ago

That’s right if he’d drive otherwise.

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MacMadB
MacMadB
3 years ago

Not opinion, but facts are in demand. The slightest CO2 load goes by bicycle (!) when the next one comes to walk, then collective movement in particular in local transport, then only driving communities. The most horrific is the selfish individual transport movement.

(order by Gerry McGovern)

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MarSusMar
MarSusMar
3 years ago

Definitely. Always fit into a bus 60/80 people into a Stino tram 130. Sure they aren’t full, but both of which are really empty is extremely rare.

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SirAndiusNr2
SirAndiusNr2
3 years ago

I.d.r., however, a lot of time is going to be lost. Find it hard.

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myotis
myotis
3 years ago
Reply to  SirAndiusNr2

Depends on where…

Especially in the city you also save parking, refuel, workshop dates etc. .

Get in, get in…

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kwon56
kwon56
3 years ago

Absolutely. In principle, several persons are moved over a short or longer distance.

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