I strongly suspect we're hearing more about tire pollution as a way to spread FUD about EVs, and slow their adoption by whatever means possible, just so a few l

I strongly suspect we're hearing more about tire pollution as a way to spread FUD about EVs, and slow their adoption by whatever means possible, just so a few legacy companies can juice profits one more time. That's not to say that tires don't create pollution, but let's tackle the elephant in the room before setting out mousetraps. We can even put effort into both simultaneously, let's just assign like 95% of the effort on getting rid of ICE engines.