EV's, Reliable Power, et al

[Oliver the Second]

[Herman]

[Herman]

[Lokmar]

There simply isnt enough green energy to power everyone having electric cars and there wont be for 40 years or more. Stupid motherfuckers simply dont understand electricity. I do only because I'm employed in the energy sector.

[Shen Li]

There simply isnt enough green energy to power everyone having electric cars and there wont be for 40 years or more. Stupid motherfuckers simply dont understand electricity. I do only because I'm employed in the energy sector.

In 40 years, ev's will be a forgotten fad.

[Lokmar]

In 40 years, ev's will be a forgotten fad.

It will at least on the scale they want them today. Personally, I think a few EV's will be practical but they will never be "green".

All they have to do is supplement gasoline cars by adding hydrogen fuel and they can eliminate catalytic converters which DECREASE fuel mileage. 

[Shen Li]

It will at least on the scale they want them today. Personally, I think a few EV's will be practical but they will never be "green".

All they have to do is supplement gasoline cars by adding hydrogen fuel and they can eliminate catalytic converters which DECREASE fuel mileage. 

Catalytic converters will not be eliminated.

[Oliver the Second]

Oh god every leftist wackjob in this city is gonna be there protesting - I just may go for the freak show   

[Lokmar]

Catalytic converters will not be eliminated.

Of course not...but they could be.

[DKG]

On March 25, Arkansas became the first state in the 2025 legislative session to take a strong stand against the tyranny of environmental, social, and governance systems. By passing Act 406 — originally introduced as Senate Bill 409 — the state protected its agricultural industry from politically driven discrimination and debanking by financial institutions.

State Rep. Randy Torres, the Republican who sponsored the bill, explained the law's key provisions during a House floor speech on March 20. "It does four things," he said. "It prevents discrimination against farmers; it limits environmental, social, and governance policies; it creates a public list of financial institutions that discriminate; and it allows farmers to report discrimination."