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1. They will be recycled. 2. Never heard this one, what kind of apocalypse are you foreseeing ? 3. Centralised generation is easier to mitigate, and later rep
by stuaxo 5y ago
1. They will be recycled.
2. Never heard this one, what kind of apocalypse are you foreseeing ?
3. Centralised generation is easier to mitigate, and later replace with clean generation.
- colordrops 5y agoAnd for 3, it's not all or nothing - it can happen incrementally. I fully charge my Tesla using the panels on my roof, no hydrocarbons were ever involved.
- robotnikman 5y agoFor #2, I think it might be valid for areas which experience hurricanes or other natural disasters. Though, couldn't you charge your car with a gas generator in an emergency if you really needed to?
- relaxing 5y agoGood point! You could carry the gas generator with you when you leave. Maybe some EVs would let you plug in while driving! You'd just have to redirect the generator exhaust out the back via some sort tail-pipe...
- philistine 5y agoYep, I'm sure you can jerry-rig something. Afterwards, when the emergency has passed and you are back to your boring life, you can then put the generator back in the garage instead of bringing it everywhere you go.