electric vehicles

In reality, electric cars emit substantial amounts of pollutants and may be more harmful to the environment than conventional cars.

Zero emissions at ANY COST seems to be the direction being mandated by governments and the Environmental, Social and Governance movements around the world, to divest in fossil fuels.

EV automobiles need a reliable and cost-effective supply chain of lithium for the batteries, and a method to transport them to America safely and cost effectively.

Before your next vehicle purchase, be knowledgeable that most of the exotic minerals and metals to build EV batteries are being mined in developing countries.

Liability exposure to transport EV’s via cargo ships from countries far removed from American ports, could be an economic disaster in the works.

The U.S. desperately needs more fossil fuels to address rising prices, shortages, and Russian aggression in Europe. But rather than encourage the development of domestic sources, foreign supplies from hostile regimes in places like Venezuela and Iran are pursued.

EVs are still a luxury product that attract the Benz and Beemer crowd, not low- and middle-income consumers.

Tesla reported second quarter results earlier this month. Despite losing $718 million during the quarter, Tesla shares rose 16 percent on renewed promises of profitability.

The German and Australian governments have taken different lessons from their respective embraces of renewable power in the fight against global warming.