I mean, Plan A to achieve the same goals with regards to electric cars and solar without gov't subsidies was a cap-and-trade or carbon tax, but since the articl

I mean, Plan A to achieve the same goals with regards to electric cars and solar without gov't subsidies was a cap-and-trade or carbon tax, but since the articles author's group helped shoot that possibility down, we're left with less market oriented, less elegant approaches, like direct gov't subsidies on companies that develop the necessary tech. I'd certainly be happy to go with the more free market oriented approaches, but that doesn't seem likely to be possible in the US in the near future.