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https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/ar...lready-falling
Oil Demand for Cars Is Already Falling Electric vehicles are displacing hundreds of thousands of barrels a day, exceeding expectations Oil use for cars peaks in the mid-2020s, but petrochemicals, trucks, planes and ships still keep overall oil demand on a rising trend. Improvements in fuel efficiency in the conventional car fleet avoid three-times more in potential demand than the 3 million barrels per day (mb/d) displaced by 300 million electric cars on the road in 2040. |
Here we go again . . .
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Do my topics hurt your feelings or ego or something? |
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Electric cars are actually worse for the environment when you factor in the pollution involved in transporting all the components to the factory, and the pollution involved in mining for the materials to make the batteries.
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Hey look AssPimple and OneHungHoe logged in the same time and started posting in different threads.
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No wonder you are a red hat. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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The problem is that a lot of people don't realize that electric cars aren't the end of a process, they are the beginning. First, we make electric cars. Second, we move away from fossil fuels. Eventually we end up in a place where we have clean electric cars getting their power from clean, renewable energy sources.
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So you think there is no pollution to build non electric cars? Are you really this dumb? |
if the car would be invented today, you would have the same idiots on here defending the horse and Donald Trump as their master promising to save the jobs of blacksmiths.
PS: I do think that hydrogen fuel cells are the future - granted the hydrogen is generated with renewable energies. And I think whoever thinks in 2018 that coal and oil are future technologies needs his head checked |
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