Exactly. Overpopulation became an institution at the UN and other NGO’s. It’s now slowly breaking apart as the earth will likely hit peak population around 2050 and rapidly drop after 2100.
Yes. That is why Americans now have to do the difficult job of scaling back the bureaucratic state. First, that means we need to realize that the government does not have our interests in mind. Second, it means that we must turn away from the believe that the government will solve any societal problems that exist. Third, it means we need to identify parts of the state that are actively harming or lieying to us and abolish them. We can't do that ourselves, so we need to find candidates who have the integrity and persistence to do it, once elected. We also need to elect State reps and governors who will work to push back against Federal over reach.
Maybe, but it’s just one ruling, and they made sure to carefully carve out the healthcare segment. I’ll hold my applause until there are further ‘pruning’ rulings.
Let's hear it for those Republican appointees Roberts and Kavanaugh! Here here! True champions of freedom!
Global warming causes snowstorms, I kid you not: Southern snowstorm likely worsened by climate change, scientists say
I wish some of these so-called scientists would study some science, specifically the part about the climate ALWAYS having cycles and that we had this thing called the Ice Age, which really was not even unique to one prolonged period of time.
Thank you I predicted a winter storm during winter this year. Over the millions of years of earth there has been several ice age events. One theory snowball earth has the entire earth or most of the earth covered in snow or ice.
And this is where a bunch of people switch sides and say "But the data from just one year means nothing" and then I say "Welcome. I've been telling you guys that for a couple of decades now and had gotten ignored until now."
I expect the electric vehicle boondoggle to fall apart. But not without the government trying to outlaw ICE vehicles.
Those 2 issues are decoupled. EVs themselves are not an efficient use of money and they have real problems with safety and transportation quality.
A good politician can couple them. Also Tesla cars have lower accident per mile by a factor of 10. Half is driver selection and half is safety features.
EVs will be the dominant vehicle form within 20 years. They do make more sense and they have gotten exponentially better over the last 30 years. They have a ways to go but they will win for most applications. I already like my battery powered weedeater and chainsaw better than the old gas versions. Its technology. The historically proven trend is that it will get better. Batteries have gotten 10X better over the last 20 years alone. they putter along at 2-3% improvement for a few years and then someone thinks of a very different way to build them and they leap ahead by 7-10%. EV's will dominate most ground transportation in short order. That is a different issue than whether Climate Change is real or as significant as the liberals want people to believe.
I think it is mostly driver selection. They can handle high speed turns better and they do accelerate faster. But those things don't relate to safety.
There are way way too expensive right now, and they take an hour to fully charge and the range is short. The only way to improve those things is to make the batteries more expensive and more unstable and dangerous. There has been much improvement over the years, but Li+ battery technology isn't the same as computer chips. The physics don't provide a path to cost parity right now. There will have to be a an unforeseen breakthrough for that to occur. Could it happen in 20 years? Sure. I wouldn't bet on it.
except that the leaps forward haven't been just by tweaking the existing chemical composition of existing batteries. the leaps forward have been by someone imaging the problem with totally different chemistry. The cost per Kwh has dropped by 90% in just the last decade. Another decade of that type of improvement and EV's will actually be a bargain compared to ICE.
Hey bo, how long have you had the weed eater and chainsaw? I’ve considered but battery cost for those and experience with my current battery powered equip (drills etc) not lasting that long, has kept me on the gas for portability or corded when portability (and power of plug in) not an issue.
