GissaMittJobb

It's important to celebrate the wins that we have in order to build some tailwind behind the general effort.

We should still recognize how far we have to go, of course, but celebration matters.

Sweden sends less than 1% of waste to landfills, this is well documented. No fairy tales.

Again, not universally applicable, I'm sure other countries are a lot worse in this regard.

Verkar som att Bromma flygplats inte har några flygbolag kvar längre nu. Det gör frågan betydligt lättare - riv med detsamma och bygg något bättre där istället.

I'll rephrase - this is a problem that has an established solution that you can easily copy.

Non-sense, there's plenty of potential to have green spaces including community gardens in cities.

My apartment building has a shared use workshop.

We also have a gym and a sauna, along with an apartment you can rent per day for cheap if you have visitors and a space you can rent if you want to host parties.

Yelling for the fun of it would perhaps not be the most respectful thing to do to our neighbors, so I would advise against it. It's not strictly speaking something that I miss, though.

Speak for yourself, this is not universally applicable.

This is a consequence of the inane policy of mandatory parking minimum requirements in local zoning codes. Remove them and this problem goes away.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allotment_%28gardening%29

This is a solved problem.

This has literally been a non-issue for me in every apartment I've lived in for the last 10 years here in Sweden. You probably need some better building codes, this is a solved problem.

That's not even remotely true. Do Americans actually believe this?

What's the derogatory term for boat foamers?