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The problem is that there is no real solution. All of these plans involve ripping fossil fuel dependency out by its roots and just hoping that we have somethin
by lostmymind66 7y ago
The problem is that there is no real solution. All of these plans involve ripping fossil fuel dependency out by its roots and just hoping that we have something to replace it.
The end result will be skyrocketing prices that only the wealthy can afford and a broken economy. I can't imagine any politician even thinking about sponsoring this as the devastation will be linked to them by their political rivals for many years to come.
It's only being used as a talking point right now to get votes.
How are we going to replace gasoline based cars in the US, when there is no infrastructure setup? We should concentrate on this first.