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I started reading the article (hadn't seen it earlier). The article seems very long-winded and stops short of facts sometimes. For example: "Solar cells conta
by hrjet 13y ago
I started reading the article (hadn't seen it earlier).
The article seems very long-winded and stops short of facts sometimes. For example:
"Solar cells contain heavy metals, and their manufacturing releases greenhouse gases such as sulfur hexafluoride, which has 23 000 times as much global warming potential as CO2, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change."
At this point I expect the article to tell me how much CO2 is produced in the lifetime of the vehicle and how much sulfur hexaflouride is produced while manufacturing photo-voltaics for a typical electric car. Instead the argument is left hanging.