> That's not going to work. A lot of people (and industries) rely on cars to do their jobs Unfortunately economic contraction is going to essential if we are g

> That's not going to work. A lot of people (and industries) rely on cars to do their jobs Unfortunately economic contraction is going to essential if we are going to reduce GHG emissions. We've tried the "full steam ahead, green energy will catch up!" approach for decades and it emissions have only gotten worse. Don't forget those same people that would suffer from not having cars will suffer even more under the worse case climate scenarios.