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Andrew @dcbikeguy.dmv.community.ap.brid.gy · 14/09/2026

@ncoca I can't watch YouTube videos anymore. Requires sign in.

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Andrew @dcbikeguy.dmv.community.ap.brid.gy · 06/07/2026

@chris Maybe you could do something similar using your fence as part of the structure.

Wooden structure for mounting solar panels.

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Andrew @dcbikeguy.dmv.community.ap.brid.gy · 24/04/2026

"Factory farming is the biggest source of human caused animal cruelty in history. At any one time, there are over 112 billion farmed animals. The vast majority, 99% in the US for example, live in terrible conditions of suffering on factory farms. Despite this […] [Original post on dmv.community]

The best animal charities to donate to combine transparency, cost-effectiveness, and focus on the animals who need help most. Whether you support one organization or contribute to our Impact Fund covering all six, your donation will create measurable change for animals suffering in factory farms worldwide.

All six organizations rank among the top animal charities to donate to in 2025 for different reasons:

Sinergia Animal: Best for global impact in overlooked regions

Dansk Vegetarisk Forening (DVF): Ideal for supporting holistic policy and legal victories

The Humane League: Most proven track record for corporate campaigns

Good Food Institute (GFI): Perfect for funding innovation and alternative proteins

Fish Welfare Initiative: Top choice for pioneering new ways to help neglected aquatic animals

Shrimp Welfare Project: Maximum animals helped per dollar donate

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Andrew @dcbikeguy.dmv.community.ap.brid.gy · 16/02/2026

Agrivoltaics as a systems innovation: Multi-dimensional benefits from global studies across climate, agriculture, energy, and ecosystems. "From this review, it is projected that implementing agrivoltaics across selected crops and countries could potentially […] [Original post on dmv.community]

Projected additional crop yield and income for selected countries: a) Germany, b) Italy, c) U.S., d) China, e) Japan, f) Malaysia, and g) Canada. The left y-axis represents the additional agricultural yield enabled by agrivoltaic integration and is depicted using bars. The right y-axis represents the corresponding economic potential derived from these additional yields and is depicted using diamond markers. Of all the crops evaluated, maize had the highest impact worldwide. Global estimates suggest 1.6 billion tonnes of increased production translating into USD 387 billion of earnings. On the other hand, at a national level, Germany's potato sector performed well - generating USD 3.9 billion in income through 1.28 million tonnes of additional sales. Other crops like lettuce and okra though dispensed lower tonnages for respective countries, but still offered significant gains internationally.

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Andrew @dcbikeguy.dmv.community.ap.brid.gy · 12/04/2025

Paris Proves the Power of Pedals: How Cycling Helped Cut Pollution in Half "Over the past two decades, the French capital has undergone a remarkable transformation — and cyclists are riding at the heart of it. A recent report by Airparif, the independent […] [Original post on dmv.community]

Cyclists on Rue de Rivoli in Paris, circa 2020.

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Andrew @dcbikeguy.dmv.community.ap.brid.gy · 30/03/2025

"In a stunning rejection of Republican Gov. Jeff Landry, Louisiana voters turned down all four of his constitutional amendments Saturday, including the governor’s plan to overhaul the state’s tax and budget laws." […] [Original post on dmv.community]

Screenshot from a Louisiana Illuminator headline box with photo of a trolley next to a vote here sign and the text:

Louisiana voters reject 4 constitutional amendments, handing Landry major defeat

By Julie O'Donoghue and Greg LaRose - March 29, 2025

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Andrew @dcbikeguy.dmv.community.ap.brid.gy · 07/01/2025

"The bicycle as we know it today, with two similarly sized wheels and a chain drive system, was originally commercialized by John Starley and William Sutton in 1885. And since then, nothing better has been invented in terms of energy efficient travel." […] [Original post on dmv.community]

A graphic showing the average energy required to travel one kilometer for selected modes of transport. Bicycle: 5.5 Wh/km, Walking: 10Wh/km, Electric bicycle: 14 Wh/km, Electric scooter: 29 Wh/km, Electric car: 150 Wh/km.

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