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 @MatthewKay @luana Nah, EV's are fine actually. Batteries aren't great but can be recycled and they are infinitely better than fossil fuels. Sustainable, being the key. Current designs of EVs are dumb because car manufacturers have been trying to copy fuel burning cars, but hopefully they'll wise up soon and make some sensible EVs. 3 comments
@MatthewKay @luana The infrastructure is not a problem. It can be improved, and the load is not going to be equal to the peak load produced by every car. It's manageable. Plus, not everyone will be driving a car, god willing. The resources needed are also not a limitation. I don't believe in "degrowth" except "degrowth" of fossil fuels. |
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@mzedp @luana What about the infrastructure that supports these vehicles? Granted the batteries can be recycled, but the devastation to the environment in acquiring the elements to initially make the batteries is unacceptable. Plus tires and all the particles thrown into the air by them is a serious health hazard. Should I continue? No EVβs are not an option. It all has to start with #degrowth