maybe no tariffs for nickel-iron-powered cars. 😁🙂
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nickel%E2%80%93iron_battery#Environmental_impact
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So we maintain the 100% tariff on Chinese EVs permanently?
What about EVs from other developing countries?
Do this report have actual numbers of youth "landing in the ER with vomiting from cannabis use", or is this just percentages, none which seem directly related?
As someone that moved out around your age it irks me a little to hear about parents looking down on their kid like that.
I have a feeling that after, say, 2 weeks of work, the OP will have a better understanding about the landscaping business than his parents, and should therefore take much of their advice with much salt, as it will be he, and not they, who will be the professional. 😁🙂
In Toronto, I knew a guy in his 50s (maybe 60s) who mowed lawns using the mowers of the owners.
Many houses have outdoor outlets. I'd recommend 3 extension cords (25', 50', and 100'), the thicker the better (i.e. can carry over 13 amps—over 1625 watts): short ones have lower voltage drops, long ones so you can reach all parts of the lawn. At about 10¢/kw•hr, electricity is (at least relatively) cheap. Lithium is bad for the environment—they might be necessary for cars with high energy/mass ratios, but you ain't driving a lawnmower. It you must get a gasoline weed-whacker, try for 4-stroke rather than 2-stroke. True, the latter is lighter and easier to use, but they pollute far more.
I prefer flyers to resumes as I don't think the customers (or most of them) care if you go to college or even graduated from high school. Some might not even care if you are legally in Canada. They care if you can do a decent job, at the agreed upon price, and not foul things up for them: this is something you can most probably do, stranger.
Best wishes. 🙂
$20-$30 (≈$14-$21 USD)/hr should do, IMHO.
Probably, and the USA too.
FWIW, unlike there, they elect their senators.
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