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As compared to just straight braking — hence it’s irrelevant

• nitrogen 6y ago
  The whole thread started with this message: > Regenerative brakes rely on friction just like any other. Pollution is a given. The article is about pollution from tires. Regenerative breaking can't cheat the laws of physics. That force has to be applied to the road through tires, just like any other form of wheel braking. And tires have significantly more mass to shed over their lives than brake pads.
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