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>the US Speaking as an American: Likely only the cities, the coastal ones at that. The rest of the country is far more concerned with practical matters that,
by Dalewyn 4y ago
>the US
Speaking as an American: Likely only the cities, the coastal ones at that.
The rest of the country is far more concerned with practical matters that, for now, can only be satisfied with the energy densities only found in fossil fuels and combustion engines. The reasons for this stem from lack of EV infrastructure to low population densities to trans-continental travel ranges to simple lack of political will and more.
- elforce002 4y agoThanks for the insights. I don't think I'll see any way these policies being implemented in Asia, Latam, and Africa. These continents need to go from developing economies to developed economies and that could be achieved using fossil fuels (just like the US and the EU did last century). This means no food insecurity, good electrical services, efficient logistics, etc... things the EU and the US are used to by now.
- throwaway93783 4y ago[dead]