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California is quickly becoming the state for the rich. As it should be. The environment can’t sustain the number of people living there. This policy only makes my point more obvious.
Quickly? If California were a country it would be the 5th most lucrative economy in the world. The funny thing is that they don’t have an ego problem – that label belongs to Texas. And the way to keep Texas in line is to point out that Texas is the 3rd-largest state…because they cut Alaska in half!
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Now, as far as environment and sustaining it, someone has to lead the way to help get the climate back under control. I’m betting California will be seen as prescient for taking this stand. Most other states will wait until they think it’s the “right time” to make the crossover to EVs – when it’s a “sure thing” and as Addison said, “The woman who hesitates is lost.”
Has anyone thought about the huge amount of hazardous waste that will
have to be dealt with once the EV mandates start??
How about all the environmental destruction that will occur??
How about the high cost of the EV’s themselves that most people will not be able to afford.
Does anyone really think that this will impact the climate??? Seriously???