sleepy62 on Nostr: nprofile1q…d2a6y nprofile1q…pwuyc Its true there is no such thing a zero ...
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Its true there is no such thing a zero environmental impact, but the idea that the battery and fossil fuel use are somehow equivalent is a but fat lie.
The battery is not the fuel. Electricity is the fuel. The battery is part of the car and will last 20 years after which time it will be "mined" again for its minerals.
And even if you powered your EV from smoke belching coal plants it would still be cleaner and more efficient than a gasoline engine.
All of this is well documented.
Its true there is no such thing a zero environmental impact, but the idea that the battery and fossil fuel use are somehow equivalent is a but fat lie.
The battery is not the fuel. Electricity is the fuel. The battery is part of the car and will last 20 years after which time it will be "mined" again for its minerals.
And even if you powered your EV from smoke belching coal plants it would still be cleaner and more efficient than a gasoline engine.
All of this is well documented.