Get this ! electric cars give off far more pollution than gas cars.
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the electric cars don’t emit emissions from an engine
gas cars emit emissions from BOTH the engine AND the tires
See the difference?
How will you dispose of 50,000,000 bad batteries every year or so?
"And they don't really know even what they're talkin' about And I can't imagine what empty heads can achieve." -
If you could afford one I think an electric car is a great idea for most people. Even for me who regularly has to drive a couple hundred miles for a gig. I wonder, how much does the heater eat into your drive distance in the winter?
WSS
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Landfill
That's climate friendly...
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The gap in logic here from cals thread title to the actual article on the study is so obvious and yet he seems to miss it every time. Looks like Browns already pointed it out
Also strange to so strongly take a political view against EVs. Talk about being brought by lobbyists and oil companies...
Anything remotely related to progress and they're up in arms
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The gap in logic here from cals thread title to the actual article on the study is so obvious and yet he seems to miss it every time. Looks like Browns already pointed it out
Also strange to so strongly take a political view against EVs. Talk about being brought by lobbyists and oil companies...
Anything remotely related to progress and they're up in arms
The gap in logic here from cals thread title to the actual article on the study is so obvious and yet he seems to miss it every time. Looks like Browns already pointed it out
Also strange to so strongly take a political view against EVs. Talk about being brought by lobbyists and oil companies...
Anything remotely related to progress and they're up in arms
that is a nonsense reply. The problems with electric cars goes farther than this bit about the tires.
https://www.grunge.com/423247/the-unfortunate-truth-about-electric-cars/
The Unfortunate Truth About Electric Cars
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contaminated water underground?
nice for the environment....how???
Landfills are contained. They don’t get into the water
"And they don't really know even what they're talkin' about And I can't imagine what empty heads can achieve." -
Your conservative politicians have told to not like EVs. Those politicians line their pockets with oil and gas companies. You pull the party line. Nothing more.
EVs are clearly the right direction to go, and they'll continue to get better.
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Your conservative politicians have told to not like EVs. Those politicians line their pockets with oil and gas companies. You pull the party line. Nothing more.
EVs are clearly the right direction to go, and they'll continue to get better.
Your conservative politicians have told to not like EVs. Those politicians line their pockets with oil and gas companies. You pull the party line. Nothing more.
EVs are clearly the right direction to go, and they'll continue to get better.
A sad representation of the UM's indoctrination again ?
Woodsucker continues to pull the party line w/o doing his homework.
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Landfills are contained. They don’t get into the water
It rains... And water seeps through... Therefore... contaminating the ground.. and whatever water stands or accumulates inside... This is a totally bad idea...
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Landfills are contained. They don’t get into the water
It rains... And water seeps through... Therefore... contaminating the ground.. and whatever water stands or accumulates inside... This is a totally bad idea...
It rains... And water seeps through... Therefore... contaminating the ground.. and whatever water stands or accumulates inside... This is a totally bad idea...
I go to, and deal with numerous landfills. They are some of the most regulated facilities in the world
All of the water and run-off is taken care of
Plus there are designated landfills for hazardous waste
They won’t be getting rid of the batteries in a normal facility
"And they don't really know even what they're talkin' about And I can't imagine what empty heads can achieve." -
It rains... And water seeps through... Therefore... contaminating the ground.. and whatever water stands or accumulates inside... This is a totally bad idea...
I go to, and deal with numerous landfills. They are some of the most regulated facilities in the world
All of the water and run-off is taken care of
Plus there are designated landfills for hazardous waste
They won’t be getting rid of the batteries in a normal facility
I go to, and deal with numerous landfills. They are some of the most regulated facilities in the world
All of the water and run-off is taken care of
Plus there are designated landfills for hazardous waste
They won’t be getting rid of the batteries in a normal facility
I would think there has to be a clever way to recycle and use the remaining acid...
Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~ -
Your conservative politicians have told to not like EVs. Those politicians line their pockets with oil and gas companies. You pull the party line. Nothing more.
EVs are clearly the right direction to go, and they'll continue to get better.
A sad representation of the UM's indoctrination again ?
Woodsucker continues to pull the party line w/o doing his homework.
A sad representation of the UM's indoctrination again ?
Woodsucker continues to pull the party line w/o doing his homework.
If you think there was any political indoctrination going on in engineering you're a fool.
Ja.brill Peppers - Cleveland Brown OldBrownsFan, on 02 Jun 2017 - 5:09PM said: "No you are not the work of the devil but you are deceived by the devil." Who's got it better than us? Nooooobody! -
woodpecker - if you think you can jump to the moom, you're a fool.
if you think you can lift 14,000 lbs over your head, you're a fool.
see how that sounds stupid?
except, I am mocking you. You make yourself look stupid.
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It rains... And water seeps through... Therefore... contaminating the ground.. and whatever water stands or accumulates inside... This is a totally bad idea...
I go to, and deal with numerous landfills. They are some of the most regulated facilities in the world
All of the water and run-off is taken care of
Plus there are designated landfills for hazardous waste
They won’t be getting rid of the batteries in a normal facility
I go to, and deal with numerous landfills. They are some of the most regulated facilities in the world
All of the water and run-off is taken care of
Plus there are designated landfills for hazardous waste
They won’t be getting rid of the batteries in a normal facility
People also ask
Are batteries bad for landfills?1) Improperly disposed batteries contribute to water and air pollution. When depleted batteries are tossed into the trash, they end up in landfills where they decay and leak. As batteries corrode, their chemicals soak into soil and contaminate groundwater and surface water.Battery Recycling is Important for Environmental Health
Do electric car batteries go to landfills?But eventually those batteries, along with the toxic chemicals that can leach out of them, could end up in hazardous waste landfills. There are no EV-battery recycling plants in California, and only five up and running nationwide, according to CalEPA.Jan 27, 2022 -
Landfills are contained. They don’t get into the water
no, not true.
How Landfills Contaminate the Groundwater. If you live near a landfill, this is a scenario you should be concerned about: ·The landfill began accepting waste before 1990. ·Groundwater in your area flows from the landfill in the direction of your home. ·The groundwater is your home's water supply and/or the groundwater is very shallow (50 ...Feb 17, 2022Heavy metals include: arsenic, antimony, cadmium, chromium, copper, lead, selenium and many more. Heavy metals can contaminate private wells through groundwater movement and surface water seepage and run-off. People that consume high levels of heavy metals risk acute and chronic toxicity, liver, kidney, and intestinal damage, anemia, and cancer.Sep 16, 2021Water sources near the closed Hinesburg landfill are contaminated and the town appears to be on the hook for some expensive workarounds in the short term and in the long term as it searches for a solution. After testing in June and July, the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation sent the town a letter that said water from wells at a ... -
It rains... And water seeps through... Therefore... contaminating the ground.. and whatever water stands or accumulates inside... This is a totally bad idea...
I go to, and deal with numerous landfills. They are some of the most regulated facilities in the world
All of the water and run-off is taken care of
Plus there are designated landfills for hazardous waste
They won’t be getting rid of the batteries in a normal facility
I go to, and deal with numerous landfills. They are some of the most regulated facilities in the world
All of the water and run-off is taken care of
Plus there are designated landfills for hazardous waste
They won’t be getting rid of the batteries in a normal facility
that is heartening, but as I posted, there are closed landfills that are very, very bad. and I can't imagine batteries not being just discarded along some dump roadside in a lot of distant rural/country areas around the country.
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I’m sure we can find some third world country to send them…maybe send them to the moon ?
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electric car fans love forced labor making those car's batteries. slavery.
There isn't any legitimate defense of being all in on electric cars. Estimated TWICE AS MUCH "global warming" potential, uses DOUBLE the amount of energy than producing a combustion engine care.
Just another imaginary utopian fiasco libs like woody glue themselves to.
A great read:
Firstly, producing an electric vehicle contributes, on average, twice as much to global warming potential and uses double the amount of energy than producing a combustion engine car. This is mainly because of its battery. Battery production uses a lot of energy, from the extraction of raw -
I go to, and deal with numerous landfills. They are some of the most regulated facilities in the world
All of the water and run-off is taken care of
Plus there are designated landfills for hazardous waste
They won’t be getting rid of the batteries in a normal facility
I would think there has to be a clever way to recycle and use the remaining acid...
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