ShareTheMeans
@sharethemeans.bsky.social
Based in the NW UK. Here to be one of the voices of and for the many, not the few — @ShareTheMeans we champion social justice, solidarity, and collective power, we explore new ways of building a fairer, more democratic and more equitable future.
Understandably bad workers but bio ethanol isn't a good thing, You're using food/farming resources to make the fuel & ethanol is about 30% less efficient than petrol, though the carbon emissions are lower the petrol it's nowhere near as low as an EV, especially if the energy comes from renewables.
June 27, 2025 at 7:00 AM
Understandably bad workers but bio ethanol isn't a good thing, You're using food/farming resources to make the fuel & ethanol is about 30% less efficient than petrol, though the carbon emissions are lower the petrol it's nowhere near as low as an EV, especially if the energy comes from renewables.
Good, a curse on both their houses.
June 11, 2025 at 1:46 PM
Good, a curse on both their houses.
Agree here, there's nothing getting blocked. What we don't have is the levels of investment that London gets.
As a widely travelled southerner living in the north the difference between those areas with and without tends to be much lower levels of investment in the cultural life of the community.
As a widely travelled southerner living in the north the difference between those areas with and without tends to be much lower levels of investment in the cultural life of the community.
June 1, 2025 at 7:26 AM
Agree here, there's nothing getting blocked. What we don't have is the levels of investment that London gets.
As a widely travelled southerner living in the north the difference between those areas with and without tends to be much lower levels of investment in the cultural life of the community.
As a widely travelled southerner living in the north the difference between those areas with and without tends to be much lower levels of investment in the cultural life of the community.