Don't worry though, they talked to everyone in each city and not just the type of people they're predisposed to meet.

You've clearly read about the situation since you're up to date on what happened

There is a lot of fear mongering around EVs, solar, etc. In the US. At the end of the day, if that stuff pisses you off, focus on transitioning yourself. It is the oil and gas industry pushing these narratives and it feels oh so good to begin cutting ties with them. Fuck em.

"read" there is your first mistake, assuming they read it

Fair enough. I'm not tracking it globally.

I mean, the infrastructure certainly isn't completed and I'm not sure where you're located. But the US is planning to build 50k a year alongside grid improvements.

Here is a good summary if you're interested: https://usafacts.org/articles/how-many-electric-vehicle-charging-stations-are-there-in-the-us/

In my city you wouldn't need to own a home charging station at this point. There are several 350kw stations within 10 miles which provide 0-80% in 15-20 minutes. Lower power ones are at most major shopping centers and those take about an hour.

I mean there are already several 6-8 bank 300kw stations throughout the country.

Right? Let's willfully ignore several dozen maintenance items on ICE cars when we compare.

I love this argument because apartments don't have gas pumps and yet somehow the infrastructure functions. Someone should study it!

I don't think they've thought through how desperate people will be and that the individuals responsible would be a target for those people.

Theranos claimed to be doing it with way too little blood. These are nothing alike.

I think we are trying to move away from oil and gas while also maintaining or increasing our food supply.

I got the bivalent about a month and a half ago and took Tylenol. Felt a little run down but not nearly as bad as the previous booster. Hopefully it doesn't knock you down this time!

It's only cheaper because one is more expensive?? Thanks for the tip. Even if it is transient you're going to be better off on long term averages than demand spikes constantly.

If you live in the United States Texas's inability to plan for a freeze ended up costing everyone. Your rate increases are still paying for that debacle.

Solar gives you certainty that some dumb asshole politician in Texas doesn't end up costing you thousands of extra dollars because they don't want to plan for extreme weather.

What's your plan down the road, eat old tires and huff glue?

> could be used to inject water into the artificial reservoirs

Any geologists want to help me understand if water would be a limiting factor or are these effectively closed loop systems that they are suggesting?