Those who dodged the electric car bullet are feeling pretty smug right now, as the value of second-hand EVs plummets, free chargers vanish and the price of electricity soars.
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The world has insufficient reserves of minerals such as lithium and cobalt to continually replace all the batteries needed for Net Zero every decade, a report for the Finnish Government has said.
According to projections of the rising cost of electricity, journeys by electric car are set to cost more than diesel from January, calling into question the basis on which many EV's were purchased.
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21WIRE | This week Biden hit a new low, as if that were possible.
21WIRE | No, it's not 'green' at all, nor is it a viable solution for independent long-range transportation.
21WIRE | You are now witnessing a global coup d'etat, ushered in via an engineered energy crisis.
I am adamant about this topic. I know that the only way forward is to limit ourselves in resource and energy use. In that vein, I wrote to the USA Sierra group that was touting electric cars: “I respectfully disagree with you. From where does the majority of our electricity derive? The answer is fossil fuels. That is obvious. So[Read More...]
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Long time listener and friend Nick aka @ArtisanLoaf joins me this week. We discussed Elon Musk, his various companies, and his strange and often bad business practices. We started off by talking briefly about Musk’s privileged upbringing in South Africa. We talked about Musk’s first big start with PayPal and his business relationship with Peter Thiel. We then moved onto Tesla and the way the company has been run. We discussed the poor business model that the company has employed under the leadership of Musk.
The Russian company Kalashnikov is famous throughout the world for its legendary machine guns. These guns are immortalized in the legend “AK-47”, which like it’s less impressive American counterpart the M-16.
By Keith Kohl
Whenever I get into a row with a reader over the future of fossil fuels, there’s always one quote that immediately springs to mind.
It was from Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum, the first Prime Minister of the UAE.
Not ringing a bell? Don’t worry, I have a feeling you’ve heard it before.
