stroszek
Well-Known Member
I don't know. I favor an all of the above approach to climate change including massive spending on research but I don't think it's good to rely on future technological innovation to save us.
If we're assuming that the 10 billion spent on the EV credit would go to climate spending in its absence (which I don't think it would, I think the appeal to Congress was in part that it's a benefit for the affluent) I would rather spend that money on mass transit and ebikes. I think it would still be good to include generous EV subsidies for non-luxury cars as part of a broader climate package.
If we're assuming that the 10 billion spent on the EV credit would go to climate spending in its absence (which I don't think it would, I think the appeal to Congress was in part that it's a benefit for the affluent) I would rather spend that money on mass transit and ebikes. I think it would still be good to include generous EV subsidies for non-luxury cars as part of a broader climate package.
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