> this is a direct tax on the poor and forced transfer of money to green business like Musk's Poor people aren't buying new cars. They're buying 10 year old c

> this is a direct tax on the poor and forced transfer of money to green business like Musk's Poor people aren't buying new cars. They're buying 10 year old cars that can still run on gas, be hybrids, or be electric. The same situation as now. > - Battery production is already a highly polluting operation. So is gas, "both ways". EG: exploration, drilling, refining, shipment, and actually burning it. Not to mention spills. This is a straw man. > - I'm predicting many individuals buy gas generators as backups for their home, given how inconsistent power availability will be in California. This is a PG&E problem. Don't hate progress, dude. New cars must not pollute in 15 years time. You could raise a kid to have a better understanding of the environment than a lot of people in that same time. This is a long time.