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Hudson County Sierra Club Opposes 17-Story Bergen-Lafayette Project
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The Hudson County Sierra Club has come out in opposition to a controversial Bergen-Lafayette development.

https://jcitytimes.com/hudson-county-s ... bergen-lafayette-project/

Posted on: 2021/12/13 16:10
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Further Adventures At MANA Contemporary
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In “A Message From The Underground” at Mana, eighteen artists are making their feelings of marginalization and dispossession manifest.

https://jcitytimes.com/further-adventures-at-mana-contemporary/

Posted on: 2021/12/13 14:13
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Two People Shot in Bergen-Lafayette
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Two people were shot tonight in the Bergen-Lafayette neighborhood, also known as Lafayette, according to sources.

https://jcitytimes.com/two-people-shot-in-bergen-lafayette/

Posted on: 2021/12/12 3:30
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Re: Do not vaccinate your children!
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Yet the CDC says there is strong evidence between the vaccine and heart disease.
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health- ... t-issue-cdc-says-n1270339

Posted on: 2021/12/11 22:28
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Re: Do not vaccinate your children!
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Russel Blaylock is another known quack that has been frequenting Newsmax and Alex Jones for years. He's been an anti-vaxxer long before covid.

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OPINION: DON’T VACCINATE YOUNG CHILDREN
By RUSSELL BLAYLOCK, MD
Mon,11/15/21-4:00PM, 2,860 Reads
I find it incredible that several writers have found the deaths of thousands of mostly healthy people after receiving a virtually untested “vaccine” as something we should ignore, all based on manipulated statistics. Benjamin Disraeli was correct— “There are three kinds of lies: lies, damn lies and statistics”. It has been shown by VAERS data that the number of deaths linked to the COVID-19 vaccines after the first six months of their release exceeds all the deaths linked to other vaccines given over the past 30 years. These COVID-19 “vaccine” related deaths are increasing at a shocking rate, by several hundred each week.

What really concerns many of us is the rush to vaccinate children aged five to 11 with, what many of us consider, a deadly “vaccine”. Our children are already over-vaccinated and adding these deadly vaccines will, in my opinion and others, mean thousands of small children will possibly die and tens of thousands more will be left permanently ruined by these biological agents. Do these “vaccine” proponents think it would be acceptable for small children to die from a vaccine they do not need, and which has now been shown to be highly ineffective?

There is a major difference between a perfectly healthy child dying from a naturally spread disease and dying following a so-called “treatment” to protect someone else. Especially when that child’s risk from the disease is virtually nil. Experts in vaccine injuries are warning of a possible explosion of autoimmune diseases in these children, including juvenile diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, and asthma. Neurodegenerative and neurodevelopmental diseases are also a major concern.

Studies have shown that the vast majority of deaths associated with this virus occurred among people over age 70, most in their 80s and that the majority of the 9,367 deaths now reported with the vaccines by VAERS also occurred among this very same age group. Additionally, these COVID-19 deaths are also occurring by far among people who have serious co-morbid conditions and a poor prognosis without the virus.

Two highly regarded studies have recently shown that these COVID-19 vaccines powerfully suppress all immune cells utilized in fighting viruses, thus making these vaccinated children (and adults) highly susceptible to not only the Covid-19 viruses, but all viruses. Another study out of Sweden found that the spike protein from the vaccines, much to their surprise, entered the nucleus of the immune cells and inactivated two essential DNA repair enzymes. They concluded this would incapacitate the immune system of these vaccinated individuals. Paralysis of DNA repair enzymes would also put the vaccinated child at a very high risk of developing one of the hematological malignancies, such as lymphomas or leukemias. In essence, we could see an explosion of childhood leukemias or lymphomas among these vaccinated children.

Mag St. Andrews 211201

We now know that vaccinated individuals can spread the virus variant. Studies have shown that the vaccinated have very high levels of these viruses in their nasopharynx.

Dr. Peter McCullough published his results of early treatment of COVID-19 infected patients and reported that in his patients he has seen an 85% reduction in hospitalizations and especially ICU admissions—that equates to saving the lives of 85% of the infected people in his practice. The CDC ordered doctors not to administer early treatment, but rather allow these people to deteriorate to the point they were severely ill before any treatment was initiated. What this means nationally is that had early treatment been the standard, 595,000 people out of the claimed 700,000 Covid-19 deaths, could have survived, mostly in good health. That means that 85% of the people that died, died unnecessarily because of a CDC imposed policy.

These young children, in essence, would be vaccinated with potentially dangerous vaccines for a virus which in well over 99% of cases, will not make them sick. Worse still, most authorities agree, these children are not transmitting the virus. So, why are they being subjected to these experimental “vaccines”?

We have seen that vaccinating pregnant women can increase the risk of miscarriage if they are vaccinated during the first trimester of their pregnancy. Based on my careful study of the effects of immune stimulation during pregnancy (as with vaccines) I have warned that we could see a dramatic increase in autism and schizophrenia in these offspring, especially if vaccinated during the second and third trimester. I have published this immune mechanism in several scientific journals.

Which one of you proponents of forced vaccination of these very young children would be willing to exchange the life of their own child or grandchild for an elderly relative, a relative with only a few months or years of life left on this earth. I certainly would never consider such a selfish or inhumane idea. I have experienced the terrible agony and ongoing grief of losing my grandchild at age 7 years—I would have been more than glad to have died in his place. The thought that I would sacrifice the life of my child or grandchild so that I could live or extend an elderly relative’s life a few months or years is beyond any consideration.

Mag Benson Companies 211201

These children have an extremely low danger from this virus or the variant, but thousands will die, and hundreds of thousands may be permanently damaged by these “vaccines.” Will the proponents of these “vaccines” respond coldly to these vaccine-induced deaths in “statistical terms” and ignore the thousands of individual children that will have died as these same cold-hearted people have with the tens of thousands of dead vaccinated adults?

What kind of civilization sacrifices its young so the extreme elderly might survive just a little longer? There are many ways to protect the elderly population beyond ineffective, dangerous “vaccinations.” I know, I am one of these elderly.

Russell L. Blaylock, M.D., is a Northsider. He is a retired neurosurgeon and Associate Editor-in-Chief of Surgical Neurology International

Posted on: 2021/12/11 17:54
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Re: How Diverse is Jersey City’s Police Force? It’s Anyone’s Guess
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Considering the fact that cops carry lethal weapons, someone's skin color is not as important as their attitude. I still hope JC requires candidates to take psychological tests to weed out people who might be aggressive.

Posted on: 2021/12/11 17:31
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How Diverse is Jersey City’s Police Force? It’s Anyone’s Guess
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Although there is ample evidence that the administration has made progress in the recruitment of minorities, a report by NJ Advance Media has called into question what the actual numbers are.

https://jcitytimes.com/how-diverse-is- ... -force-its-anyones-guess/

Posted on: 2021/12/11 16:03
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Re: Do not vaccinate your children!
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Here's Dr. McCullough with Bret Weinstein on a Dark Horse Podcast:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zg1j7Zquoc

Vital segment--two brave men considering the times.
Make sure to watch it until the very end.

Thank you for your posting Mao.

Posted on: 2021/12/10 17:26
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Re: Do not vaccinate your children!
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OPINION: DON’T VACCINATE YOUNG CHILDREN
By RUSSELL BLAYLOCK, MD
Mon,11/15/21-4:00PM, 2,860 Reads
I find it incredible that several writers have found the deaths of thousands of mostly healthy people after receiving a virtually untested “vaccine” as something we should ignore, all based on manipulated statistics. Benjamin Disraeli was correct— “There are three kinds of lies: lies, damn lies and statistics”. It has been shown by VAERS data that the number of deaths linked to the COVID-19 vaccines after the first six months of their release exceeds all the deaths linked to other vaccines given over the past 30 years. These COVID-19 “vaccine” related deaths are increasing at a shocking rate, by several hundred each week.

What really concerns many of us is the rush to vaccinate children aged five to 11 with, what many of us consider, a deadly “vaccine”. Our children are already over-vaccinated and adding these deadly vaccines will, in my opinion and others, mean thousands of small children will possibly die and tens of thousands more will be left permanently ruined by these biological agents. Do these “vaccine” proponents think it would be acceptable for small children to die from a vaccine they do not need, and which has now been shown to be highly ineffective?

There is a major difference between a perfectly healthy child dying from a naturally spread disease and dying following a so-called “treatment” to protect someone else. Especially when that child’s risk from the disease is virtually nil. Experts in vaccine injuries are warning of a possible explosion of autoimmune diseases in these children, including juvenile diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, and asthma. Neurodegenerative and neurodevelopmental diseases are also a major concern.

Studies have shown that the vast majority of deaths associated with this virus occurred among people over age 70, most in their 80s and that the majority of the 9,367 deaths now reported with the vaccines by VAERS also occurred among this very same age group. Additionally, these COVID-19 deaths are also occurring by far among people who have serious co-morbid conditions and a poor prognosis without the virus.

Two highly regarded studies have recently shown that these COVID-19 vaccines powerfully suppress all immune cells utilized in fighting viruses, thus making these vaccinated children (and adults) highly susceptible to not only the Covid-19 viruses, but all viruses. Another study out of Sweden found that the spike protein from the vaccines, much to their surprise, entered the nucleus of the immune cells and inactivated two essential DNA repair enzymes. They concluded this would incapacitate the immune system of these vaccinated individuals. Paralysis of DNA repair enzymes would also put the vaccinated child at a very high risk of developing one of the hematological malignancies, such as lymphomas or leukemias. In essence, we could see an explosion of childhood leukemias or lymphomas among these vaccinated children.

Mag St. Andrews 211201

We now know that vaccinated individuals can spread the virus variant. Studies have shown that the vaccinated have very high levels of these viruses in their nasopharynx.

Dr. Peter McCullough published his results of early treatment of COVID-19 infected patients and reported that in his patients he has seen an 85% reduction in hospitalizations and especially ICU admissions—that equates to saving the lives of 85% of the infected people in his practice. The CDC ordered doctors not to administer early treatment, but rather allow these people to deteriorate to the point they were severely ill before any treatment was initiated. What this means nationally is that had early treatment been the standard, 595,000 people out of the claimed 700,000 Covid-19 deaths, could have survived, mostly in good health. That means that 85% of the people that died, died unnecessarily because of a CDC imposed policy.

These young children, in essence, would be vaccinated with potentially dangerous vaccines for a virus which in well over 99% of cases, will not make them sick. Worse still, most authorities agree, these children are not transmitting the virus. So, why are they being subjected to these experimental “vaccines”?

We have seen that vaccinating pregnant women can increase the risk of miscarriage if they are vaccinated during the first trimester of their pregnancy. Based on my careful study of the effects of immune stimulation during pregnancy (as with vaccines) I have warned that we could see a dramatic increase in autism and schizophrenia in these offspring, especially if vaccinated during the second and third trimester. I have published this immune mechanism in several scientific journals.

Which one of you proponents of forced vaccination of these very young children would be willing to exchange the life of their own child or grandchild for an elderly relative, a relative with only a few months or years of life left on this earth. I certainly would never consider such a selfish or inhumane idea. I have experienced the terrible agony and ongoing grief of losing my grandchild at age 7 years—I would have been more than glad to have died in his place. The thought that I would sacrifice the life of my child or grandchild so that I could live or extend an elderly relative’s life a few months or years is beyond any consideration.

Mag Benson Companies 211201

These children have an extremely low danger from this virus or the variant, but thousands will die, and hundreds of thousands may be permanently damaged by these “vaccines.” Will the proponents of these “vaccines” respond coldly to these vaccine-induced deaths in “statistical terms” and ignore the thousands of individual children that will have died as these same cold-hearted people have with the tens of thousands of dead vaccinated adults?

What kind of civilization sacrifices its young so the extreme elderly might survive just a little longer? There are many ways to protect the elderly population beyond ineffective, dangerous “vaccinations.” I know, I am one of these elderly.

Russell L. Blaylock, M.D., is a Northsider. He is a retired neurosurgeon and Associate Editor-in-Chief of Surgical Neurology International

Posted on: 2021/12/10 17:03
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“Alive Is a Matter of Opinion,” at SMUSH Gallery
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Visitors to “Alive Is a Matter of Opinion: Photography by Christian Gallo” are greeted by a heap of trash. A car tire, overflowing with scores of empty spray paint canisters, squats in the front window at SMUSH (340 Summit Ave.)

https://jcitytimes.com/alive-is-a-matt ... opinion-at-smush-gallery/

Posted on: 2021/12/10 16:32
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Re: Jersey City’s Garbage Trucks go Electric
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I think you learned three times more than me!

Some of MDM's points are valid - like the mining for the minerals and the issues with municipalities not doing a great job adopting the new technology. However municipalities usually are not great at adopting any new technology/product. Maybe it argues for them to not be at the bleeding edge of technology in general.

The issue with having enough space/time to charge electric vehicles is doable if planned right. Most buses, garbage trucks do not run 24/7 and they go sit in a parking lot when not in use. Also the battery tech (though not to hydrocarbon levels) and solar generation efficiency will improve over time.

The EIA annual report on electricity generation will give you a good idea of the trends.

https://www.eia.gov/state/?sid=NJ#tabs-4

Based on the above, about 12% of energy is generated by solar + other renewable (wind, geothermal) in 2020. This has grown from 4% since 2010. The US Northeast is likely to see a significant growth in offshore wind power generation in the next few years.

https://www.google.com/search?q=us+northeast+offshore+wind




Similarly for NJ
https://www.eia.gov/state/?sid=NJ#tabs-4


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WOW.

Great fact presentation MDM.

I learned a lot by reading it.

I've been watching the electric vehicle (EV) development progress on you tube presentations and I wonder if the trade off of emission pollution will be balanced out by the environmental impact (especially mining) of the battery development.

Time will tell but the manufacturers won't.

Knowing Jersey City here's hoping that they keep a couple of ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) vehicles around for emergencies.

Posted on: 2021/12/9 21:54
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Man in Critical Condition following Greenville Apartment Fire
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The Regional Arson Task Force is actively investigating a Greenville apartment fire that left a man in critical condition.

https://jcitytimes.com/man-in-critical ... reenville-apartment-fire/

Posted on: 2021/12/9 19:48
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JCFamilies' Last Events Of The Year
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JCFamilies' 9th Annual Holiday Party
Our last event of the year, the Holiday party is on this Saturday, December 11th, from 11 to 2 pm at 189 Brunswick center; there will be a giant bubble show, Santa, a magic show, a dance party, and much more at the event, please buy your ticket to save the spot.
https://jcfamilies.com/event/annual-ho ... -families-in-jersey-city/


Middle School Information Session in Jersey City
JCFamilies is organizing an information session for Middle schools; An opportunity for parents to connect and meet the representatives of public, charter, and private middle schools. It's a free event to attend. The event is from 5:30 to 7:30 at 160 1st St, Jersey City.
https://jcfamilies.com/event/middle-sc ... n-session-in-jersey-city/.

Posted on: 2021/12/9 17:54
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Re: Jersey City’s Garbage Trucks go Electric
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I've been watching the electric vehicle (EV) development progress on you tube presentations and I wonder if the trade off of emission pollution will be balanced out by the environmental impact (especially mining) of the battery development.



Modern vehicles pollution (real pollutants like NOx, particulates, carbon monoxide, VOCs) are low as to not cause dangerous air quality issues. EVs are driven by the politics regarding CO2.

The whole driving force behind EVs is part of a bigger electrification goal:

The nation runs on "Carbon Free" wind and solar power by 2040 or 2050. There is a better chance of flapping your arms and flying to the moon than running the grid on intermittent solar and wind. We here in NJ had our electric bills raised by about 50% to pay for putting solar PV panels everywhere. Last I checked, solar accounts somewhere around 2% of all the power generated in the state. Natural gas is #1 followed by nuclear in the generation pool.

The only "Carbon Free" option for power generation is smashing atoms. You are going to need to build nukes.. a lot of them.

Posted on: 2021/12/9 15:56
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Re: Jersey City’s Garbage Trucks go Electric
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WOW.

Great fact presentation MDM.

I learned a lot by reading it.

I've been watching the electric vehicle (EV) development progress on you tube presentations and I wonder if the trade off of emission pollution will be balanced out by the environmental impact (especially mining) of the battery development.

Time will tell but the manufacturers won't.

Knowing Jersey City here's hoping that they keep a couple of ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) vehicles around for emergencies.

Posted on: 2021/12/9 14:41
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Re: Jersey City’s Garbage Trucks go Electric
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WOW.

Great fact presentation MDM.

I learned a lot by reading it.

I've been watching the electric vehicle (EV) development progress on you tube presentations and I wonder if the trade off of emission pollution will be balanced out by the environmental impact (especially mining) of the battery development.

Time will tell but the manufacturers won't.

Knowing Jersey City here's hoping that they keep a couple of ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) vehicles around for emergencies.

Posted on: 2021/12/9 14:41
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Re: Jersey City’s Garbage Trucks go Electric
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WOW.

Great fact presentation MDM.

I learned a lot by reading it.

I've been watching the electric vehicle (EV) development progress on you tube presentations and I wonder if the trade off of emission pollution will be balanced out by the environmental impact (especially mining) of the battery development.

Time will tell but the manufacturers won't.

Knowing Jersey City here's hoping that they keep a couple of ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) vehicles around for emergencies.

Posted on: 2021/12/9 14:39
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Despite Objections, Planning Board Moves Ahead on Massive Lafayette Projects
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In a marathon six-hour session last night, the Jersey City Planning Board gave the green light to two massive projects in the Lafayette neighborhood.

https://jcitytimes.com/despite-objecti ... ssive-lafayette-projects/

Posted on: 2021/12/8 19:39
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Re: Jersey City’s Garbage Trucks go Electric
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The Alternative:

Dimethyl Ether (DME)

DME is an isomer of ethanol and is a gas at atmospheric pressure. It is an excellent substitute for diesel fuel that offers the following advantages:

1. It is non-toxic (DME is used as a propellant in spray cans like deodorant).
2. If DME is spilled, it breaks down in less than 24 hours.
3. It is an oxygenated fuel and burns without soot. There is no need to use a filter on the truck exhaust.
4. It stores like propane (liquid under modest pressure) so there is no need to develop special technology to store it (this is a huge issue with hydrogen).

Downsides:

DME has a lower energy density than diesel. 1 gal of DME = 0.56 gal of diesel. However, this is not a deal killer. Volvo states a 600 mile cruising range on their trucks. The fill-ups are quick vs. hours of charge time for a battery.

DME powered vehicles exist

The vehicles are already commercially available. Volvo partnered with Delphi to develop the engines and are currently marketed in Europe. Volvo offers the vehicles through it subsidiary Mack Truck here in the USA. DME powered garbage trucks were successfully testes at the Fresh Kills landfill by the NY Dept. of Sanitation.

DME can be produced from the organic portions of the municipal waste stream. Organic portions is about 2/3rd of the waste stream by mass.

Rough back-of-the-napkin calcs:

JC has a population of about 293K which would produce about 585 tons of waste per day. That would translate into about 8 million gallons of DME per year. Jersey City could turn its own waste into fuel for its trucks with millions of gallons to spare.










Posted on: 2021/12/8 16:47
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Re: Jersey City’s Garbage Trucks go Electric
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Wasn't able to fix a typo in my previous post"

"The cost of upgrading will make electricity UNaffordable. "

Posted on: 2021/12/8 16:27
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Re: Jersey City’s Garbage Trucks go Electric
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> This will end up being a very expensive mistake.

Why and how is that?

Robin.


MJ = Mega-joules
1 MJ = 948 Btu
1kg = 2.2 lbs

Issue 1: Theoretical Energy Limits

The last big advance in battery storage was the introduction of the lithium-ion battery back in the '90s. Lead acid batteries can store about 0.1 MJ/kg. Li-ion batteries have hit 0.5 MJ/kg, which is a big improvements, but nowhere near what you get from fossil fuels. Diesel has about 45 MJ/kg, which means a Li-ion battery has less than 2% the energy density of diesel fuel. The theoretical-limit of Li-ion technology is about 3 MJ/kg. No technological advance is going beyond this point. There just aren't enough electrons available via oxidation beyond this point. So your limit on Li-ion is about 6% to 7% of diesel fuel.

This means you need a massive battery to get the similar performance and range. This is especially challenging in very hot and colder climates where battery performance drops dramatically. The batteries need to be heated and cooled to maintain performance. (which greatly increases the power drain). This problem is especially acute with trying to run large commercial equipment on a battery. Some examples:

Albuquerque’s $133-million electric bus system is going nowhere fast

Report: Philadelphia’s Proterra Fleet in Complete Shambles

Electric buses from Berliner BVG have a cold problem

Nikola and Republic Services scrap their electric garbage truck



Issue 2: Electric Infrastructure

The issues go beyond the long charge times, which may require having multiple trucks to do the work of what was done with one. Charging a number of large vehicles at a time means power draw in the megwatts level. Bottom line: The electric infrastructure (power lines, sub-stations, peaking power plants, etc.) doesn't exist to support electrification of transportation. The cost of upgrading will make electricity affordable. This is what is happening in Germany which needs to impose rationing of power, which includes vehicle charging stations.


Issue 3: Environmental

There is no way to run transportation on batteries without devastating environmental consequences.

It is easier to make new Li-ion batteries that recycle existing ones. Li-ion batteries typically end up in incinerators (Li-ion batteries are a major fire hazard in landfills). There is tech out there now that claims to recycle the lithium, but I have no idea if any of these processes are economically viable. As of now, electrification is driving a huge increase in the mining of lithium.

Beyond lithium you have a pressing need for cobalt, which is a transition metal used in Li-ion batteries. Cobalt is a much rarer / expensive metal and primarily comes from Africa.


Issue 4 - Safety

Li-ion batteries are bombs. The battery contains everything needed to burn on its own without an supply of oxygen. The fires are difficult to damn near impossible to put out. In Europe electric cars that catch fire are put in a tank of water for 72 hours before transporting to the dump. The reason is that the cars have re-caught fire while be towed to the junk yard. To make matters worse is that the fires are so intense they set the adjacent vehicles on fire as well. The chain reaction in a parking garage could take out a building.










The issues go beyond what I stated above. There is a commercially viable alternative, which I will put together a post on later.

Posted on: 2021/12/8 15:52
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Boggiano Bests Bing in Ward C Runoff
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Richard Boggiano has been reelected to the Ward C City Council seat he has held since 2013, defeating businessman and political newcomer Kevin Bing in today’s runoff.

https://jcitytimes.com/boggiano-bests-bing-in-ward-c-runoff/

Posted on: 2021/12/8 3:25
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Gang Member Pleads Guilty in Shooting that Wounded Child
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A member of a neighborhood street gang that calls itself “300” has admitted to his role in a gang-related shooting that injured a 12 year-old child.

https://jcitytimes.com/gang-member-ple ... oting-that-wounded-child/

Posted on: 2021/12/7 22:38
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Middle School Information Session This Friday!
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Hey Parents! JCFamilies are organizing a Middle School Information Session on December 10th from 5:30 pm-7:30 pm. The idea for this event is to provide options for parents and give them information about the local middle schools in the area.

More info here: https://jcfamilies.com/event/middle-sc ... n-session-in-jersey-city/

Posted on: 2021/12/7 20:27
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Questions Remain Regarding Schools’ Cancellation of Contract for Student Counseling
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Parents and students are expressing concern following the cancellation of a contract with a company that had begun to provide counseling to students.

https://jcitytimes.com/questions-remai ... t-for-student-counseling/

Posted on: 2021/12/7 19:46
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Re: Lavarro and Activists Push Legislators to add AAPI Studies to School Curriculum
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I have nothing against Asian, Black, Irish or any other ethnic group. But here is the problem, it takes time away from the basic curriculum. It is probably why US students are behind other countries in Math and Science. Those other countries only to study their own history, political correctness is not added to their curriculum, and they can spend the time studying core subjects. The number of subjects added to the curriculum since the 1970s have really expanded greatly.

Posted on: 2021/12/6 20:44
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Lavarro and Activists Push Legislators to add AAPI Studies to School Curriculum
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Councilman-at-large Rolando Lavarro and a group of activists are pushing for the passage of state legislation that would require the inclusion of Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) history and contributions in New Jersey’s K-12 curriculum.

https://jcitytimes.com/lavarro-and-act ... ies-to-school-curriculum/

Posted on: 2021/12/6 20:30
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Get Your Tickets for JCFamilies Holiday Party!
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Hey Families!

It’s that time of the year again! So join us for this festive event where local JCFamilies come together to celebrate the holiday season! The festivities will be from 11 am to 2 pm at 189 Brunswick Street in Jersey City on Saturday, December 11th.

Families can enjoy various activities, including pictures with Santa, holiday-themed picture corners, holiday decorations, music for kids, cookie decorating, dance performances, and more! So bring your cameras and holiday cheer!

BUY YOUR TICKETS TODAY BEFORE THEY SELL OUT!

https://jcfamilies.com/event/annual-ho ... -families-in-jersey-city/

Posted on: 2021/12/6 19:38
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Re: Journal Square Community Association Votes for Strict Affordable Housing Plan
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Affordable housing uses federal tax dollars, and the feds get first shot at those units. But in the meanwhile, local taxpayers will subsidize the school and county taxes.

Posted on: 2021/12/5 0:58
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Journal Square Community Association Votes for Strict Affordable Housing Plan
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Members of the Journal Square Community Association have voted to support strict affordable housing requirements within the area covered by the Journal Square 2060 Redevelopment Plan.

https://jcitytimes.com/journal-square- ... -affordable-housing-plan/

Posted on: 2021/12/4 18:57
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