It means just what I said. Catch you later, as in some other thread. 131 pages of you declaring EVs are not a viable option when they have been, for a pretty big sector, as in not everyone, for a couple years. There's a lot of happy owners out there. Right now, it's Saturday night. Hockey!!
Would you trust the competence in third world countries to safely operate nuclear reactors?
Not at all....hence why there is a huge carbon footprint problem in many of these countries....
Do some research, ten years trend to today, you will be surprised by who is producing big carbon footprints. It is not who you think and where you had this experience.
Not really surprising in fact it makes sense in that the countries defined as developing on that chart make up probably two thirds of the world's population. I was intrigued by seeing China on that side of the chart with their economy, even though their gross national income per person is still not great. Right or wrong, I don't think they are generally regarded as a developing nation by the rest of the world.
Saw a few in Paso Robles this weekend, visiting my son in California. My son with his new F150 Turbo V6, thinks they look terrible, I thought they looked really cool. The long reservation folks are not exercising their reservations, so the waiting seems gone and it is possible they have over capacity.
Copper, and Lithium. None of it grows on trees, and of course it's mined with diesel machinery
The video proposes the idiot approach.
The video proposes reality......
Besides the idiot approach, there is another approach.
On top of that, all these grid upgrades require huge amounts of copper......something that is getting more and more in short supply.....and the manufacture and recharging eat up copper supplies for the moment....
That is funny.
