Solar and wind are cheaper in most of the world, TCO on EVs is lower too. So, paying more to poison your children may not win in the market. This is mentioned

Solar and wind are cheaper in most of the world, TCO on EVs is lower too. So, paying more to poison your children may not win in the market. This is mentioned in the article: > But the EPA's own regulatory impact report says limiting emissions for cars and trucks is expected to generate more than $2.1 trillion in net benefits over the next 30 years, including $820 billion in fuel savings and $1.8 trillion in public health and climate benefits.