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How do ordinary people make the switch to electric vehicles ?
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Thesaltmustflow said:fred990 said:jimbo6977 said:There are 3 things you can safely predict:
1. Death
2. Taxes
3. Flat roofs leak
The whole climate grift falls into category 2.
When they start taking about population numbers someone let me know.
China and Russia not at the Cop(out) 26, the worlds biggest polluters, just sayin..............If some people do something, then fewer people will be affected more slowly. Sure Bozo is doing it because it is politically sensible, and the Yanks are just so arrogant and just don't think. Doesn't mean that the rest of us shouldn't at least make a decent effort.1 -
ontheroad1970 said:Thesaltmustflow said:fred990 said:jimbo6977 said:There are 3 things you can safely predict:
1. Death
2. Taxes
3. Flat roofs leak
The whole climate grift falls into category 2.
When they start taking about population numbers someone let me know.
China and Russia not at the Cop(out) 26, the worlds biggest polluters, just sayin..............If some people do something, then fewer people will be affected more slowly. Sure Bozo is doing it because it is politically sensible, and the Yanks are just so arrogant and just don't think. Doesn't mean that the rest of us shouldn't at least make a decent effort.0 -
Thesaltmustflow said:ontheroad1970 said:Thesaltmustflow said:fred990 said:jimbo6977 said:There are 3 things you can safely predict:
1. Death
2. Taxes
3. Flat roofs leak
The whole climate grift falls into category 2.
When they start taking about population numbers someone let me know.
China and Russia not at the Cop(out) 26, the worlds biggest polluters, just sayin..............If some people do something, then fewer people will be affected more slowly. Sure Bozo is doing it because it is politically sensible, and the Yanks are just so arrogant and just don't think. Doesn't mean that the rest of us shouldn't at least make a decent effort.0 -
ontheroad1970 said:Thesaltmustflow said:ontheroad1970 said:Thesaltmustflow said:fred990 said:jimbo6977 said:There are 3 things you can safely predict:
1. Death
2. Taxes
3. Flat roofs leak
The whole climate grift falls into category 2.
When they start taking about population numbers someone let me know.
China and Russia not at the Cop(out) 26, the worlds biggest polluters, just sayin..............If some people do something, then fewer people will be affected more slowly. Sure Bozo is doing it because it is politically sensible, and the Yanks are just so arrogant and just don't think. Doesn't mean that the rest of us shouldn't at least make a decent effort.
I merely pointed out the irony of 2 of the worlds biggest polluters are not at the 'emergency' climate summit, I have my own opinion on climate change in a modest way and I live in the hope that good people will do good things regarding it but I don't buy into the over inflated hysteria about it all that seems to currently be the favoured trend (by some)0 -
Thesaltmustflow said:ontheroad1970 said:Thesaltmustflow said:ontheroad1970 said:Thesaltmustflow said:fred990 said:jimbo6977 said:There are 3 things you can safely predict:
1. Death
2. Taxes
3. Flat roofs leak
The whole climate grift falls into category 2.
When they start taking about population numbers someone let me know.
China and Russia not at the Cop(out) 26, the worlds biggest polluters, just sayin..............If some people do something, then fewer people will be affected more slowly. Sure Bozo is doing it because it is politically sensible, and the Yanks are just so arrogant and just don't think. Doesn't mean that the rest of us shouldn't at least make a decent effort.
I merely pointed out the irony of 2 of the worlds biggest polluters are not at the 'emergency' climate summit, I have my own opinion on climate change in a modest way and I live in the hope that good people will do good things regarding it but I don't buy into the over inflated hysteria about it all that seems to currently be the favoured trend (by some)0 -
Thesaltmustflow said:
China and Russia not at the Cop(out) 26, the worlds biggest polluters
Should "biggest polluters" be assessed in absolute terms or per-capita terms?
Obviously, both are important.0 -
ontheroad1970 said:Thesaltmustflow said:ontheroad1970 said:Thesaltmustflow said:ontheroad1970 said:Thesaltmustflow said:fred990 said:jimbo6977 said:There are 3 things you can safely predict:
1. Death
2. Taxes
3. Flat roofs leak
The whole climate grift falls into category 2.
When they start taking about population numbers someone let me know.
China and Russia not at the Cop(out) 26, the worlds biggest polluters, just sayin..............If some people do something, then fewer people will be affected more slowly. Sure Bozo is doing it because it is politically sensible, and the Yanks are just so arrogant and just don't think. Doesn't mean that the rest of us shouldn't at least make a decent effort.
I merely pointed out the irony of 2 of the worlds biggest polluters are not at the 'emergency' climate summit, I have my own opinion on climate change in a modest way and I live in the hope that good people will do good things regarding it but I don't buy into the over inflated hysteria about it all that seems to currently be the favoured trend (by some)
Just another reason to add to the many reasons I don't post here often, too many people who 'actually' believe their opinions mean something or just have some sort of 'need' to feed their inferiority complex?.
Opinions are just opinions, everybody has one, where as facts well that's a bit different isn't it and facts don't care about feelings.
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Grumpy_chap said:Thesaltmustflow said:
China and Russia not at the Cop(out) 26, the worlds biggest polluters
Should "biggest polluters" be assessed in absolute terms or per-capita terms?
Obviously, both are important.0 -
Has anyone solved the child labour/lithium/cobalt mining conundrum yet?
Funnily, i've been pondering a small Caddy sized van to facilitate a side project i'm going to work on. I havent seen much movement yet, but in theory markets like pickups and vans are likely to be hit by the upcoming downturn.Would be interesting to hear if anyone has direct experience?Why? So you can argue with them?1 -
fred990 said:Has anyone solved the child labour/lithium/cobalt mining conundrum yet?
Firstly, less than 10% of cobalt mined is used in electric cars.
Secondly, the child labour 'thing' was restricted to the democratic republic of congo and car manufacturers stopped sourcing from there years ago, they source from other ethical sources.
BMW and Tesla, for example, openly state they buy from Morocco and Australia.
And completely cobalt-free batteries are very close.1
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