not sure about the rest, but it seems like with govt incentives on electric vehicles winding down - they are settling into an adoption curve that is coming back down to earth. That's actually a good thing though! EVs need to be financially competitive without subsidies in order to affect wide scale change

@Kevin-Qi Nice work Kevin! Agreed the copy could use some work but the value is there.

Here is the NCEI Data Service API User Documentation if it helps!

@cjbenedikt what is the name of your group? Why are you uniquely positioned to be able to take advantage of this opportunity? thanks for sharing

@nicwaller the caveat here is that insects as a food source are still an improvement on meat consumption. Compared to eating only plants maybe you're right but the majority of the planet eats a lot of meat

@Eric-Chaves thanks for these sources, they're super interesting. I almost feel like each one could spur its own discussion or thread. I'm specifically interested in the LCOE for storage tech. Realistically, how do the cost curves of storage +wind/solar look when compared to the conventional alternatives? I feel like that will decide when the transition will really start in earnest

I mean this is an interesting one we're using right now. I've also seen Climate Colab out of MIT which is a bit more contest focused

@Jacara super inspirational! what protein sources do you use mainly to supplement? I find it hard to make sure I'm hitting my macro nutrient goals sometimes

@briparks I think this is the right way to look at things! We need to live in a way that's in harmony with the giant ecosystem that is the earth

@briparks where in the world are you located? I think your personal footprint might have a lot to do with the structure of the society around you. awesome that you're trying to be aware of it though!

@jamiroquai very cool. I guess it goes without saying that using a clothesline to air dry is the best eco-choice but this is a nice alternative in the winter months. I wonder about the materials used in the dryer balls themselves... how sustainable might those be?

not sure about the rest, but it seems like with govt incentives on electric vehicles winding down - they are settling into an adoption curve that is coming back down to earth. That's actually a good thing though! EVs need to be financially competitive without subsidies in order to affect wide scale change