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Sure, and we should also ban those. We ultimately need to get rid of the transmission infrastructure to eliminate those emissions. But if this had been an arti
by ryukafalz 4y ago
Sure, and we should also ban those. We ultimately need to get rid of the transmission infrastructure to eliminate those emissions.
But if this had been an article on banning gas furnaces instead, would you be saying it doesn't matter unless we also ban gas stoves? Do we need to regulate everything bad simultaneously or not at all?
- crackercrews 4y agoNo. The important thing is to be honest about what the goal is and what would be required to accomplish it. Then we can do a cost benefit analysis on the whole bundle.