1 I noticed they said the wildfires are increasing due to climate change. What a crock! Too many people still believe this nonsense.

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3 Electric fire trucks is trivia in the catalog of California crazy.

San Diego is spending $30 million to buy 250,000 recycling bin and kitchen pails so city residents can comply with a new state law that requires them to begin recycling food scraps. The city faces millions more in ongoing costs to buy, fuel and service new trash trucks to and to hire drivers.

The idea is that residents will keep the pails, which have lids, under the sink or somewhere else in the kitchen, and periodically empty the pails into larger recycling bins kept outdoors or in the garage. The pails "generally work pretty well at controlling odors," according to the article. And there is a summer sale on the Brooklyn Bridge. I’m accepting bids for two more weeks.

The article notes that most cities send their food waste to "anaerobic recycling centers” which turns the waste into "clean fuel,” which might actually work. But how much fuel, used by whom, and at what cost per gallon?

San Diego, however, will add its food wast to the composting operation presently in service for green waste, which is inside the city limits. Composting is an aerobic process, and cannot accept meat (for instance, among many other food items) because when exposed to air it will rot instead of compost, creating a disasterous stench and drawing flies, beetles and a host of other pests. It will, in fact, render the rest of the compost unusable.

San Diego council members apparently didn’t bother to find this out, were only interested in avoiding the cost of investing in the "anaerobic recycling center.”

4 Amazing, Bill, but probably not surprising. I just wonder if San Diego will create and fund a "recycling inspection corps" to search residents' homes to ensure that they are, in fact, recycling their food wastes. They'd also have to disable every sink garbage disposal unit in the city.

5 Yeah, I would expect a state law soon that would ban installation of garbage disposals in new construction.

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8 They still do Dana, or pretend to anyway. It's too useful a tool for fundamental societal change to let go.

9 Man you live in a crazy state Bill. Excellent birds-eye view; I'm going to repost this as a stand along.

10 The ConceptFireTruck is electrically powered and is, therefore, environmentally friendly, maneuverable and safe. In June 2020, the CFT becomes the RT (Revolutionary Technology), a new vehicle series that brings the advantages and functionalities of the CFT into series production.

11 n thefirestation,enginesarealwaysplugged into a "shore line” tokeepthe batteries charged and the engine warm so it is ready to go. This is not an option while on scene. Power from therunningengine is required torunthe pump and distribute water. The motor also powers lights and emergency flashers.

12 Hello, I am fromrise of empires: ice and firepage group, This is a good idea, but I must admit that it probably won't do much. The 8-hour battery is definitely enough, but you can make calls at any time. If it takes 4 hours to charge, yes, it just won't work. The first call you go to the structure fire. Well, it's already 1-3 hours wasted for everything to work. You go back and oh maybe 30 minutes of charging and then you get your meds. Well, 15-30 minutes for medicine. Come back, 15 minutes of charging, then a car accident. Another 45 to an hour.

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