bad news: there's a shit ton of trees in NH.

well we only have 1200 MWe of nuclear so fortunately we don't have to throttle it. plus we have to share it with the rest of New England.

the heavier weight of an EV is irrelevant, almost all wear and tear on roads is from tractor trailers, buses, and snowplows. A BEV sedan is like 4-5k pounds, vs 3-4k for an equivalent ICE vehicle. VS an 80000 pound tractor trailer.

“The damage due to cars, for practical purposes, when we are designing pavements, is basically zero. It’s not actually zero, but it’s so much smaller -- orders of magnitude smaller -- that we don’t even bother with them,” said Karim Chatti, a civil engineer from Michigan State University in East Lansing.

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Consuelos is the best and the owner/staff are all super nice. Reasonable prices too.

Tucks after dark. It's a dark roast, so good. I believe they also sell beans online. We usually just stock up when we go up north.

I wasn't aware of that, but it's a good change. They're less costly in terms of externalities, but they do tend to be heavier on average due to battery weight, and that can wear on roads over time.

Lots of stuff is gonna have to change from taxing the input to taxing the use, I think, if we really do get to change over to a more electrified and dsitributed energy system.

Yes, across from City Room on the corner of West Pearl and Elm (opposite Codex)

They sell at a bunch of local places but I usually get it at Hannaford! https://www.woodshedroast.com/Find-Us_ep_40.html

They’re so annoying. They’ll complain about anything that isn’t 1950s America in those stupid groups.

Lousy Smarch weather.

There is also la festa for pizza a short walk up the street.

It’s a global issue though. The other half still needs replacing, and nuclear is generally harder to throttle than other generation methods.

^ Don't do this.

stealerships are the WORST

Yes. Should take some of that money and clean the darn sidewalks so the kids have a place to walk

Coco's coffee in East Kingston! I have been swearing by them for the past year now, many options for single origin coffee sold streetside (edit: literally a tiny honor system stand, they also sell mugs and dry rubs!) off 107/108.

Also sold online, for a small premium: https://www.cocoscoffeenh.com/

Terra nova has a good selection of coffee and a great Cafe

They’ve got a storefront and a shop that sells things only made in NH.

Last May, they hosted a coffee festival that brought vendors and people involved in all facets of the industry. Filled downtown. It was pretty cool.

If you had an honest shop up north, it's probably worth the road trip.

https://www.witchinghourprovisions.com/shop/coffee/13

Your question made me double check and it doesn’t look like Ethiopia is a blend. But there’s the link for ya to see for yourself!

Fairly light, yes. I wouldn’t call it Starbucks-level blond, but it’s light enough that the beans aren’t oily. It’s similar to Ethiopian in roast level.

Pulpit Rock blend is bomb

"How can we make a bunch of bubbly looking square windows look sinister?"

Wow!! I live like 5 minutes away from them, and I have never even heard of them! I just looked into it and they seem great. Thank you so much!