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Thank you for proving it is the government forcing electric cars on us. From your link. Amazing, I say it is the goverment, crick says no and links, to prove I am right. Crick you really dont know a damn thing.Ford Is Finally Making Its Big Move Into Electric Cars [17 January 2018]
All These Car Brands Are Going Electric Soon
The car world is changing— in a hurry.www.gearpatrol.com
Popular attitudes toward climate change are shifting, legislative combustion engine bans are looming and EV
And then used to make solar panels and wind turbines.Coal plants are not manufactured? The mechanical elements of them are not? Coal is not dug from the ground?
Liar. I said auto manufacturers chose to go full electric long before any government action was ever taken and that is a fact.Thank you for proving it is the government forcing electric cars on us. From your link. Amazing, I say it is the goverment, crick says no and links, to prove I am right. Crick you really dont know a damn thing.
From crick's source;
www.capitalone.com
How is the government “forcing them” to do that?You said it was not the government forcing them. Prove it.
ok, show us how cars companies stated they were going to electric vehicles before the any government action.Liar. I said auto manufacturers chose to go full electric long before any government action was ever taken and that is a fact.
Legislative bans are looming is an opinion. No such federal bans exist though seven states are planning such bans. California is the only state that has actually enacted such legislature which won't even begin till model year 2026 and calling it "a ban" is a stretch.
Formally known as the Advanced Clean Car II Regulations, the state's proposed mandate takes effect in stages, requiring 35% of new-car sales to be zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) in 2026 and 68% in 2030 before reaching 100% five years later. California's plan includes state support for the shift to ZEVs with $2.4 billion for vehicle purchase incentives, charging infrastructure, and public outreach.Critically, the Golden State's EV mandate will neither ban used ICE vehicle sales nor ownership. So residents can keep driving their gas-burning models, including classic cars.atUnder the proposed ZEV mandate, battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) must offer at least 150 miles of range on a charge. Of the 32 BEV new models on sale in the U.S. in September 2022, BMW's Mini Cooper SE and Mazda's MX-30, with respective 114-mile and 100-mile ranges, fall short of that requirement. All the other models achieve between 215 and 520 miles of range, and this metric continues to trend upward.To give consumers more vehicle choices, California's ZEV mandate will allow plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) to account for up to 20% of the sales mix. California's new rules specify at least 50 miles of battery-only range for these vehicles. Four of the 34 PHEVs available in September 2022 had a battery range of 40 miles or higher, but automakers have time to improve on this.Breaking Down California's Proposed 2035 ICE Ban | Capital One Auto Navigator
Find out how the state's push for electric cars will affect future new-car choices.
California's legislation will not prevent a resident from buying a car in another state and driving it home for normal use.
I already did, quit being lazy and try to keep upHow is the government “forcing them” to do that?
Prove it
I just did you twit.ok, show us how cars companies stated they were going to electric vehicles before the any government action.
yes, you just showed all car companies are following government mandates, thank you.I just did you twit.
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Then, you should be ecstatic. More fossil fuels burned!!!hahahahahah
You dont know nothing, we have increased the use of fossil fuels by using more natural resources, to build extremely inefficient wind turbines and solar panels.
The increased use of fossil fuels by the alternative/renewable/green heavy industry is a fact.
It is not a tiny increase, it is a massive increase. So massive, that they are building heavy industry that will operate 24 hours a day, forever, or until we run out of fossil fuels, building wind turbines and solar panels forever.
$100 trillion dollars, buys a lot a of fossil fuels and coal to build wind turbines and solar panels.
That coal strip mine, is used to supply millions of tons to Solar Industry, to make MG Silicon from quartz
Thus, the first step of solar
PV production is gathering, transporting, and burning
millions of tons of coal, coke and petroleum coke -
along with charcoal and wood chips made from
hardwood trees - to smelt >97% pure mg-Si from quartz
“ore” (silica rocks
Our stoves, our lights, used to use one source of power, the local Utility company provided, now you want us to power our stoves and lights with millions of solar panels and millions of wind turbines?When you quit cooking do you leave the stove on?
When you turn off the lights do they continue using power?
Then, maybe, just maybe, and you can check me on this, once a wind turbine is built and installed it no longer consumes fossil fuels.
I like this picture, of the damage done in south africa gold mines. What does this have to do with coal mining?'Coal mining
You were saying?
Solar costs us taxpayers plenty, how do you get something for free? By having someone else pay for it.A stupid person would build a solar farm atop a coal seam ... I get that ...
The smart rancher in West Texas/Oklahoma builds their wind mill tower over their oil derrick ... and range cattle in between ... [ka'ching] ...
Do you desist on solar because it saves money? ... have you checked? ... along the Texas Gulf Coast, solar savings pay the loan off, if you've decent credit ... your results may be different, see what a free estimate is and make your choices based on your wallet ... and nothing else ...
Solar costs us taxpayers plenty, how do you get something for free? By having someone else pay for it.
You love solar because you love other people paying for your solar, other people working for you, for free.
Look into yourself, it is widely known that the government subsidies is the only reason there is a Solar Panel Market. That and the courts ignoring laws that kept electric rates low by not forcing us to buy solar power. As well as courts forcing utilities to buy solar power above the market rates.Who's getting free solar panels? ... citation please ...
