A proper square Land Rover is the greenest vehicle on the planet because they can be repaired and refurbished ad infinitum using parts taken off other Land Rovers, with no need to throw them away.
Something you need to do with alarming regularity.
A proper square Land Rover is the greenest vehicle on the planet because they can be repaired and refurbished ad infinitum using parts taken off other Land Rovers, with no need to throw them away.
A proper square Land Rover is the greenest vehicle on the planet because they can be repaired and refurbished ad infinitum using parts taken off other Land Rovers, with no need to throw them away.
i can understand why, but not how. isn't it illegal to run red in anything but ag vehicles and limited use?
Cheers Ed
Have you considered Electric? - or hybred(as in electric/petrol - not the bike)
At present more expensive buy but running costs are negligible.
need to define greener. moving it from the tailpipe to the smokestack is not solving any long term problems and is akin to putting a sticking plaster on a broken leg.
ripping open of the earth to extract the minerals and rare earth elements required to make batteries is not a great thing either and teds to leave the environment a lot less verdant than it was before the extraction started.
proper circular usage of materials would help but most can't yet be recycled due to
1) the pollution problem
2) the cost
3) the laziness of the Great unwashed in recycling rather than just dumping in landfill
The point I was trying to make that there isn't a " greener" option as they all have pitfalls that make them as bad as each other.So how do you propose he gets from A - B , walk?, cycle. swim. Horseback
you can forget public transport they get you from C-D, not from were you start to not were you finish. with equal polution.
no it is most definitely that red diesel is for all use in ag machinery and vehicles. other wise if we used it for all the field work and then had to pull the hay trailer a couple of miles down the road but couldn't run red for the road work, how would we do that?It's the other way round, I think. It's illegal to use diesel mean for agricultural vehicles and the like on the road. To make it easy to identify, they dye it red. I suppose there's nothing to stop you dying your own diesel, if you really wanted to.
OK there is no Pollution free option. I agree we could work from home more (I would if my broadband wasn't delivered by tractor)
All I can say is your very lucky, when I go to site I'm lugging surveying gear, and don't have all day to get too them.
Unfortunately in the real world people need transport (my mates in the service - photocopier - business and covers over a 1000miles a week. - I bet the food you buy wasn't grown within 3miles of the supermarket or delivered in bicycle panniers.
Oh and we don't all live in London