They're auctioning off NY Bight Wind Leases...

And everyone wants lithium mines for the battery production......

Recently a HUGE lode has been discovered in Maine and they're lining up to protest mining it, before the land owners have even put together a plan, IF they want to...
 
They charge them at work. My hospital has several charging stations in the parking garage.
Yes but what are they charged with and what is that doing to the environment? I’m thinking charging 100 million cars daily is going to need more that a few fans to power.
 
Studies show that the batteries in these cars last 120k miles. 150k if you're lucky.

What then? Are the old batteries recyclable?

Going to have to find room in the landfills right next to all the decommissioned windmills!!!
 
Recently a HUGE lode has been discovered in Maine and they're lining up to protest mining it, before the land owners have even put together a plan, IF they want to...
I can’t wait to see how that plays out.

EVs make sense if they didn’t need batteries, but there is no other way to store the energy. Lithium mining is worse for the environment than using gas vehicles. Even the NYT had a story about how driving a Hummer is better for the environment then a Prius because of the batteries.

I really get a good chuckle from this topic in its entirety. The first internal combustion engine was invented in around 1872 and coal power plants in the 1880s. You’re telling me in the last 140 years the human population has fast tracked global warming?

My favorite environmental related story is NY banning fracking while PA gets to cash in. Same pool of oil divided by an imaginary line. Makes no sense.
 
It's never the first law that passes. It's the ones that follow. I can see them wanting to do this with existing buildings. Just a matter of time.
 
And after a storm when the electricity is out for a week or more?

Not to mention where the grid is going to magically sprout this extra capacity for buildings and cars and everything else that we're just going to plug in.
 
I am heating my home with natural gas for half of what I used to pay for oil, without the stink after a delivery and even gained back about 30 square feet of basement space. Paid the cost of the conversion off in three years.
 
It's never the first law that passes. It's the ones that follow. I can see them wanting to do this with existing buildings. Just a matter of time.

Legislation from state lawmakers Sen. Brian Kavanagh and Assemblymember Emily Gallagher, who are both Democrats, would require any buildings constructed in the state after 2023 to be entirely electric. If it passes, New York would become the first state to ban natural gas in new buildings at a state-wide level.
 
It's stuff like this that has turned me off to New York. I love the place, I take advantage of all it has to offer, but now we're being mandated to have electric stoves and God knows what we'll need for heating should we be lucky enough to have a new build home? I have a gas line that feeds a barbeque and a fire pit. To think I wouldn't be allowed to own this, for purely political reasons, would suck!
 
They'll still need Fossil Fuel Plants when the Wind Doesn't Blow. I'm all of the above when it comes to energy. Wind, Solar , Nuclear ,Oil /Gas/Coal. I'm not for clean energy because of Global Warming, The Florida Keys had the coldest day in 65 years the other day . Anything to keep the price of Boat Fuel down.Actually with my new 25 Foot Panga Boat powered by a 50 HP Evinrude ETEC my Minivan will burn more fuel than the Boat going to the Boat Ramp.
 

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