"If you're really concerned about this you should campaign for us all to stop driving, that will really move the needle." I do that, too, to the best of my abi

"If you're really concerned about this you should campaign for us all to stop driving, that will really move the needle." I do that, too, to the best of my ability. And, whenever given the chance I argue for self-driving cars, too. Yes, the entire auto industry (and our addiction to it as a society) is terrible. But, my point is that even the mild environmental and health regulations we have were defeated for years for VW profits, all while they advertised "clean diesel" and went head to head in the market with technologies that are actually superior and safer (unless those companies are cheating, too), claiming to be better than them by using falsified data. My point is really that when a company in an industry that already kills on an unprecedented scale decides to willfully harm even more because they'll profit, there should be truly dire consequences. BP is another great example of a company that consistently made decisions that knowingly endangered entire communities over a long period of time. Their only regret seems to be getting caught.