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I have no problem with EV ... It's really the part of advocating the "ban of everything else ..." that will always raise flags.Electric is coming whether or not we like it.
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I have no problem with EV ... It's really the part of advocating the "ban of everything else ..." that will always raise flags.Electric is coming whether or not we like it.
With the likes of what we have for a government, nothing surprises me. Destroying the country one day at a time. With a serious breakthrough, as mentioned here, it will take that and more to make electric cars practical. Then there is the matter of upgrading our complete hydro grid to do all the charging. Power isn't free, whether fuel or electrical. People are awfully quiet about what it costs them to drive their wonderful electric cars. I know a fellow who lived totally off the grid for a few years and that was NOT practical either. It's going to be a while for this to ever become practical and in wide use.while India and China screw the rest.
What do you think?
Canada Suggests A North American Ban On Gasoline-Powered Cars
Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson wants to coordinate climate strategy with the Biden administration.www.huffingtonpost.ca
No doubt the change will take many years to come about. However, the momentum is building around the world as a result of discussion about climate change so it’s probably inevitable. All the auto companies are spending a fortune to develop electric cars, they won’t do it if they didn’t see a strong business case for doing it. One bit of good news in all this is the Middle East will eventually not be getting our western gas money to finance the work of terrorists!With the likes of what we have for a government, nothing surprises me. Destroying the country one day at a time. With a serious breakthrough, as mentioned here, it will take that and more to make electric cars practical. Then there is the matter of upgrading our complete hydro grid to do all the charging. Power isn't free, whether fuel or electrical. People are awfully quiet about what it costs them to drive their wonderful electric cars. I know a fellow who lived totally off the grid for a few years and that was NOT practical either. It's going to be a while for this to ever become practical and in wide use.