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While I would usually agree with your line of thinking, I'm not sure it applies here as well. There is more money to be made in not providing the service and s
by probably_wrong 6y ago
While I would usually agree with your line of thinking, I'm not sure it applies here as well.
There is more money to be made in not providing the service and slowing down EV adoption, environment be damned. That makes it the perfect situation for the government to jump in and re-align those incentives.
- eru 6y agoJust charge an carbon tax. That should give people the right incentives. (Including eg just drive your existing cars less. 50% reduction in driving existing cars is as good or better for the environment than eg 50% conversion to electric cars. But I don't expect the government to know what is better for the customer.)