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I disagree. Phasing out new production of C02 producing vehicles benefits everyone and by extension, failing to encourage it hurts everyone. This isn't a locali
by fhood 9y ago
I disagree. Phasing out new production of C02 producing vehicles benefits everyone and by extension, failing to encourage it hurts everyone. This isn't a localized issue. It isn't like Texas (for instance) can produce as much carbon dioxide as they want, and it will only affect Texas.
- matt_wulfeck 9y agoYet the state you criticize (Texas) is leading the country in green, renewable energy [1] 1. https://www.wsj.com/articles/which-state-is-a-big-renewable-energy-pioneer-texas-1472414098 https://www.wsj.com/articles/which-state-is-a-big-renewable-...
- fhood 9y agoI didn't research, I just picked one at random. Please replace Texas with whatever state you like. That isn't really the point. Edit: And also, I just checked and Texas does NOT do very well on CO2 emissions per capita. Edit: Also I did some more checking and Texas is not leading the country in renewable energy, it is 22nd