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Anybody supporting electrical car is either too stupid to graduate high school or anti science.
In physics and chemistry, the law of conservation of energy states that the total energy of an isolated system remains constant.
There are only so many ways to generate electricity. Except for water, wind and solar, which way doesn’t generate pollution?
There’s a waste of energy to generate electricity by burning oil and another waste to transfer electricity to kinetic energy - moving the car.
It would be much more efficient and cleaner to just burn fuel.
Well, there's always a useful redirection of "pollution", as a chemical system available.
"Swiss company Climeworks has already built a commercial carbon dioxide–capture plant. The facility near Zurich, which began operation last year, uses fans to draw ambient air through filters that trap carbon dioxide. The 900 metric tons of carbon dioxide that it can trap every year are sent to greenhouses to grow plants."
Well, there's always a reverse pollution system available.
"Swiss company Climeworks has already built a commercial carbon dioxide–capture plant. The facility near Zurich, which began operation last year, uses fans to draw ambient air through filters that trap carbon dioxide. The 900 metric tons of carbon dioxide that it can trap every year are sent to greenhouses to grow plants."
Well, there's always a useful redirection of "pollution", as a chemical system available.
"Swiss company Climeworks has already built a commercial carbon dioxide–capture plant. The facility near Zurich, which began operation last year, uses fans to draw ambient air through filters that trap carbon dioxide. The 900 metric tons of carbon dioxide that it can trap every year are sent to greenhouses to grow plants."
For 20 times the price of a used gasoline powered car.
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