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> As a result it takes ~28-68.2k miles (in the US) for an EV to emit comparatively fewer emissions That's really not much to be honest and the US doesn't exact
by realusername 3y ago
> As a result it takes ~28-68.2k miles (in the US) for an EV to emit comparatively fewer emissions
That's really not much to be honest and the US doesn't exactly have the best grid in the world in terms of carbon either.
- culi 3y agoYeah I don't think it's that much either. I feel a lot of readers are reading my comments as if I'm being hostile towards renewables and downvoting me because of that assumption. I am not opposed to renewables, nor am I trying to argue that "it takes [insert amount of miles that's well within the average lifespan of a car] for EVs to break even" somehow implies "EVs bad" Obviously I don't support the continued usage of oil and coal as energy resources