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So what happens to the gasoline afterward? This seems only useful if you bury it underground in an attempt to reverse climate change. If you just use it for fue
by swebs 7y ago
So what happens to the gasoline afterward? This seems only useful if you bury it underground in an attempt to reverse climate change. If you just use it for fuel, then is this anything other than a really inefficient electric car?
- alanfranz 7y agoYou could stop extracting oil from underground and just keep the existing quantities of CO2 that currently exist. This would allow a "green" application of all the existing engines (think ships) and many situations where going full electric may be impractical.