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Dortmunds new trams were intentionally bought without AC
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Meanwhile, earlier in the article the first argument the utility company gives for skipping AC is saving money, which fuels my theory that "systainability" is a fig leaf for the real reason that is infrastructure spending and austerity.
I think in this specific case it's more the deeply entrenched thought that AC = bad. Cars were always an exception here once AC became a standard thing but the country is still building new hospitals without AC.
the reason this line of thinking is so entrenched is because all major german societal organisations and political parties are so deep in the car industry’s pockets that they might as well be front groups.
Each article vaguely related to heatwaves has to include a paragraph about someone being surprised that the Green party is favor of ACs and has been for a while.