Tesla Club Slovakia

Všetko je to o ľudoch. Vidíme to teraz, stačí byť doma a len kupovať a vytvárať potraviny a všetko bude OK. Samozrejme na to ti povedia ľudia, že to je nuda a to nie je život. Správna cesta je niekde medzi, teda obmedziť to zbytočné plytvanie, ale zas nie až na úplne nulovú úroveň.

Mne osobne bolo krásne. Máme záhradu, pestujeme si vlastné veci, co určite miery vieme byť sebestačný, deti sme učili doma, chodili sme do prírody, hrali sa na záhrade atď. Nič nám nechýbalo. Vodu máme vlastnú, elektriku z fotovoltaiky (aspoň teda 10 mesiacov z roka, takže my sme na tom dobre. Samozrejme miliardy ľudí z bytoviek to tak nemajú, možno je čas sa zamyslieť, prečo.

Dá sa to aj ináč, ale cesta, ktorou ideme teraz nevedie do ničoho dobrého. Určite by to chcelo zmenu.

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Ak si spravne domyslam povodny zmysel toho smiesneho prekladu, tak chcu povedat ze covid zatial zachranil viac zivotov ako zobral? Ze covid nas zbavuje starych a chorych a zachranuje deti od astmy a predcasnych porodov? Ak covid zabije v EU tento rok 470tis ludi,tak statisticky budeme na nule a sa vlastne nic nestalo? Ak menej tak sme vyhrali usetrene zivoty z umrti zo znecistenia?

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Does the future look like after COVID19? We cannot predict what will happen, what we do know is that our planet's air quality has improved. A study shows in an article posted by The Guardian 'The improvement in air quality over the past month of the coronavirus lockdown has led to 11,000 fewer deaths from pollution in the UK and elsewhere in Europe, a study has revealed.' Driving zero-emissions vehicle such as the Fisker Ocean supports the improvement of the air we breathe. Fisker Inc.'s vision is 'A Clean Future for All'. We hope you join us in these efforts and that everyone is well and healthy during this time!

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Clean air in Europe during lockdown ‘leads to 11,000 fewer deaths’

Study into effects of coronavirus curbs also finds less asthma and preterm births.


A near-empty A1 in north London. Sharp falls in road traffic and industrial emissions led to 1.3m fewer days of work absence, the study said.

The improvement in air quality over the past month of the coronavirus lockdown has led to 11,000 fewer deaths from pollution in the UK and elsewhere in Europe, a study has revealed.

Sharp falls in road traffic and industrial emissions have also resulted in 1.3m fewer days of work absence, 6,000 fewer children developing asthma, 1,900 avoided emergency room visits and 600 fewer preterm births, according to the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air.

While the pandemic continues to take a terrible toll – more than 220,000 deaths worldwide since the start of the year – the authors of the report say the response has offered a glimpse of the cleaner, healthier environment that is possible if the world shifts away from polluting fossil fuel industries.

Compared with the same period last year, levels of nitrogen dioxide have fallen by 40% while tiny particulate matter – known as PM2.5 – is down 10%, which means that people without Covid-19 can breathe easier. These two forms of pollution, which weaken the heart and respiratory system, are together normally responsible for about 470,000 deaths in Europe each year.



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