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If they're really interested in saving the planet, why don't they make more fuel efficient tires that require less (or zero) oil to make? Why did they kill the electric car in the 60's, 70's and 80's? Why is it that every major car company has now created vehicles that run on hydrogen but are not allowed to put the vehicles on the market?
How did we exit the last 5 ice age's if there were no humans to cause the earth to warm up? I heard somewhere that the sun was somewhat warm but I think it's bull**** right-wing garbage.
Who killed the electric car? And who is preventing manufacturers from bringing them to market?
Is there a better material to make tires of? Please tell us.
perhaps because the populace at large doesnt want them. they have limited range and long recharge times.
who says hydrogen powered vehicles are not allowed to be sold? no one has them on the market because there is NO infrastructure to handle them.
Another reason hydrogen powered vehicles are a nonstarter is it takes huge amounts of energy to produce it. In fact to produce a BTU of hydrogen fuel takes three BTUs of energy from a non hydrogen source. This is true regardless of how you make it. Electrolysis, steam reforming or catalysis. This little fact makes it impossible to make a profit doing a hydrogen economy!
What will we do without water? How will we be saved from this nightmare?
The Great Lakes contain 20% of the world's fresh water supply. We have 15,000 lakes in Minnesota and I've never seen them so low. White Bear Lake is about 2/3 of the size it was 10 years ago. Million dollar houses that were built on the lake are now build on a what looks like a swamp.
The Mississippi river is so low down south that they can barely navigate it anymore. This is getting real folks.
And keep in mind when you are feeling good about domestic oil and natural gas production--they are spoiling millions of gallons of fresh water with their process.
The Great Lakes contain 20% of the world's fresh water supply. We have 15,000 lakes in Minnesota and I've never seen them so low. White Bear Lake is about 2/3 of the size it was 10 years ago. Million dollar houses that were built on the lake are now build on a what looks like a swamp.
The Mississippi river is so low down south that they can barely navigate it anymore. This is getting real folks.
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