So, we talking a piezoelectric body that converts the kinetic energy of the rain into power, or electric vehicles in Quebec? (Quebec has a shit ton of hydroelectricity, which one could argue is rain-powered.)
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Suddenly people in poverty get jobs being personal shoppers. If there's a system that can be worked around, it will be.
Give you the means to live, prosper, and grow, and the tools and resources to let you help others do the same? I can get on board with that.
I'll concede "North America", as "zee" has infected Canada too. Not sure about Mexico.
Mazda Easy Sex.
I'd say "they knew", but I'd they did they wouldn't have.
Want my mother's maiden name and my favourite pet's name too?
Oh, sure, make me cheer for Elon now. FINE. Just this once.
Reputation in industry. If they're viewed as crap, your degree could actually hurt you in the job market.
First year residence guarantee. Unless you're commuting from home, see who guarantees first year residence. Depending on the city, housing could be hard to come by.
Related: distance between housing and your lecture halls. If there's multiple campuses, make sure your housing is near the one you'll be at.
Co-op. If applicable, you want this.
Spoiler alert: Mexico's paying for it.
I'm with you, but that's just not going to be the case, sadly. Cities would need to be entirely restructured, and that's going to inconvenience major real estate holders, which means it's going to be a fight every step of the way.
I had to go three layers deep to find the study, and of course it's something you have to buy.
Get an insulated water tank, dump all the energy in there for free hot water.