The problem of global energy inequity, explained by American refrigerators
The average fridge in the US consumes more electricity in a year than an average person in dozens of countries.
«passive cooling methods, such as shading, natural ventilation, green roofs or reflective white roofs, and changing working schedules and hydration practices»
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Admitting wrongdoing isn’t a failure, it’s an opportunity.
«Fetterman’s research shows admitting wrongness actually improves our reputation. By owning up to our errors, others see us as friendlier and more agreeable.»