LOL The Bigger the Batteries , the Bigger the Flames !

[jeff of pa]

China’s Electric Bus Self-Ignites, Flames Shoot Over 32 feet High Like a Rocket Launch​

 

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[pepperj]

China’s Electric Bus Self-Ignites, Flames Shoot Over 32 feet High Like a Rocket Launch​

Stay clear of those EVs.🤣

 

[potsherd_creek]

But wait, EV's are good for the the environment, mining lithium only causes water, soil, air contamination, deforestation, mining CO2 emissions, you know.

 

[Tesorodeoro]

But wait, EV's are good for the the environment, mining lithium only causes water, soil, air contamination, deforestation, mining CO2 emissions, you know.

Listen, the rare earth minerals also do not come directly from our enemy. What possibly could go wrong with switching our entire transportation system over to EV’s?? I don’t see a downside.

 

[potsherd_creek]

Listen, the rare earth minerals also do not come directly from our enemy. What possibly could go wrong with switching our entire transportation system over to EV’s?? I don’t see a downside.

You are referring to alkai, a component of lithium. I believe we are putting the cart ahead of the horse. I heard an engineer once say that we should have kept improving steam cars, maybe so. I like gas vehicles although I do have friends with EVs.
I do wonder what the future will hold for transportation, it is looking complicated.
Signing out, work early.

 

[pepperj]

Listen, the rare earth minerals also do not come directly from our enemy. What possibly could go wrong with switching our entire transportation system over to EV’s?? I don’t see a downside.

The power grid cannot sustain the EV transformation.

Prove me wrong.

 

[Tesorodeoro]

The power grid cannot sustain the EV transformation.

Prove me wrong.

A mix of all technologies is likely a good thing.

2 years ago 57% of the trucks on the road in the US were “near zero emission” diesel vehicles. Not sure what the number is now, but I think it’s over 60%

Dirty diesel trucks just like dirty coal power is a thing of the past. News media certainly won’t let you know that. Emissions caused by the average worker is so low, they are saying leaf blowers and lawn mowers are the major contributors now.

In my mind if nuclear fusion is going to be possible, our storage technology needs to be advanced enough to take advantage of the safe clean energy.

 

[jeff of pa]

FBI Leaked Footage Of Stanley Meyer Death After Revealing His Water Powered Car​

PHOTO ON COVER IS A Click Bait LIE ! if he was murdred He Was Poisned !

 

[jeff of pa]

Jul 13, 1994, page 12 - Ukiah Daily Journal at Newspapers.com - Newspapers.com

View the digital scanned newspaper from Ukiah Daily Journal dated Jul 13, 1994, page 12.

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took a little bit but Stanly was Real

Ukiah Daily Journal​

Wed, Jul 13, 1994 ·Page 12

 

[pepperj]

A mix of all technologies is likely a good thing.

2 years ago 57% of the trucks on the road in the US were “near zero emission” diesel vehicles. Not sure what the number is now, but I think it’s over 60%

Dirty diesel trucks just like dirty coal power is a thing of the past. News media certainly won’t let you know that. Emissions caused by the average worker is so low, they are saying leaf blowers and lawn mowers are the major contributors now.

In my mind if nuclear fusion is going to be possible, our storage technology needs to be advanced enough to take advantage of the safe clean energy.

Are you saying the trucks are EVs or the emissions from the diesel engines are near zero?

Shipping emissions
In 2018, global shipping emissions were responsible for 2.9% of human-caused.

Take diesel out of the equation and the world stops very quickly.


I had a 2003 Sterling with a C15.
That engine's emissions were cleaner than the air where it was produced.
They stopped producing the C15 in 2010 because of ever changing regulations.

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