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  • Ingomike

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    “According to a Tesla Model 3 emergency response guide, it can take 24 hours to extinguish an EV battery fire. When it’s safe to do so, the automaker recommends allowing the battery to burn.”

    That cannot be environmentally clean? How many ICE cars does the pollution of one EV battery equal?
     

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    Nah. Wrap the handles of your cutters with electrical tape. I'd say you're good to go.
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    In business sense, the word "Invest" is incorrectly used, as there never was a recoop of expense or profit, even after taxpayer subsidies. In a common sense wording, the line should read " GM backtracks on joe bidens green energy agenda after wasting billions"

    The product was far from being mass marketed when they went full speed ahead. Should have spent those billions on R&D, not marketing. Maybe a more realistic mass product could have been developed and sold at a profit.
     

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    Leo

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    Trains have been doing this for a long time(1930s). Hybrid system can and do work,even without massive battery storage.
    I follow what you are saying and agree that the technology can be used.

    The GM electromotive engines reliably have done the job for decades. They do drink diesel oil in huge qualities and weight a bunch over 200 Tons. Even scaled down, the diesel generator driving electric motors system makes a very heavy piece of equipment.

    The goal of the electric push was to "go Green" without fossil fuels. That religion is all smoke and mirrors. The greenies are not responsible enough to look at the whole picture that includes mining, manufacturing, power generation and long term hazardous disposal. All they choose to understand is tail pipe, tail pipe, tail pipe, "no tail pipe"
     
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