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Presently, humans are in the process of making this CO2 concentration elevation a permanent change, not a spike. Whatever feedback mechanism...
"Economically reasonable" is best figured out by phasing in end goal regulations. What California did initially of requiring 10% of vehicles to...
Totally agree about the obtuseness of making regulations on business assumptions or any assumptions about the future. I completely disagree about...
But we know all the positive feedback effects of increased CO2? There is a difference between knowing the future (we don't) and running an...
OR "What is guaranteed about the future of buying cars?"
I found the following link eye opening because it is from a oil magazine. Is Tesla's Model-S the Beginning of the End for Oil? - Alberta Oil...
Agree with the answer. What is the question?
This is the inescapable reason of why I think H2 will never be the main fuel delivery scheme for future cars. No matter what the best H2...
Sorry bout that. Did not realize I hit a nerve.
These statements may apply to you, but they are made as if they apply to everyone. There are folks with solar panels quite ready to fuel their...
Good point. I certainly know a lot of factors are involved in Toyota making the commitment to what lead to the Prius. But someone at the top has...
It looks to me like you are fighting the right battle on the wrong battlefield. The Prius eclipsed what every car maker in a big revolutionary...
So I'm thinking ha-ha....then I think of where the hydrogen actually does go. Think about it.
Anytime a car or battery vendor lobbies or curries influence for specific rules to favor a tax break or incentive reward for a particular size...
I would hope we keep the discussion friendly even though different views of technology are held. I'm still hopeful fuel cell technology will find...
Actually both velocity effects (special relativity) and gravity effects (general relativity) are separate corrections incorporated into the GPS...
Be prepared to have that shortcoming solved by autoconnection systems at some point. With enough EVs in play, Telsa and others will just pop out...
But the same math and techniques apply using pulsars as reference sources.
Again No. Starting with Edison and Westinghouse, the government tried to regulate and control the monopolies of the utilities building all the...
No. It is utility payments that paid for most or all of the grid in the vast majority of the country. Taxes were not the primary funding source.
