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zero emissions is clearly unattainable. even if internal combustions engines are outlawed, there's no way to make the millions of electric vehicles that would replace them without producing emissions. not to mention the CO2-emitting fuels that will make the necessary gazillions of watts required to power them.
Nonsense. Zero tail pipe emission is a guarantee when there is no tail pipe.
Do not confuse the overall process with one piece of it.
California needs to become an independent nation, this way they can enforce their endless list of laws, while they ignore their diseased homeless population, and welcome more financially dependent illegals. Cali Proud!
California needs to become an independent nation, this way they can enforce their endless list of laws, while they ignore their diseased homeless population, and welcome more financially dependent illegals. Cali Proud!
deflection.
Issue here is as a state, do they have the right to set environmental standards for themselves above and beyond federal standards.
California needs to become an independent nation, this way they can enforce their endless list of laws, while they ignore their diseased homeless population, and welcome more financially dependent illegals. Cali Proud!
Why is the federal government inserting itself into a state like this? I thought conservatives wanted less federal government interference, not more.
California needs to become an independent nation, this way they can enforce their endless list of laws, while they ignore their diseased homeless population, and welcome more financially dependent illegals. Cali Proud!
At some point, scientists believe that there are certain active tectonic fault lines along that region that are likely to accomplish that objective, without the need for any voting or political involvement.
In fact, automakers have repeatedly warned the administration that forcing a legal battle with California over car pollution standards could significantly damage their bottom line. If the nation’s auto industry is split in two — with some states following California’s standards and others following weaker federal rules — car makers could find themselves caught in a regulatory nightmare, required to comply with both.
Scientists also believe at some point the Yellowstone Caldera will undergo a supereruption. Among other things, the volcano would be capable of burying states like Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, and Colorado in three feet of harmful volcanic ash — a mix of splintered rock and glass — and blanket the Midwest.
That could require a rethink of our current electoral college map projections if that happens.
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