XPost: can.politics, ont.politics, tor.general
XPost: bc.politics
From: gone@rural.ca
On 12 Oct 2006 22:11:59 GMT, ar231@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Karen Gordon)
wrote:
>>> > "penny" wrote in message
>>> >
>>> >> Who killed the electric car -- a crime of mammoth proportions with
>>> >> consequences for our environment.
>>> >>
>>> >> Electric cars produce zero emissions and therefore don't contribute to
>>> >> the global warming disaster. They were a key invention in dealing
>>> >> with global warming. Yet they have disappeared from the market
>>> >> place.
>
>>> "pcourterelle" (someone@ms.com) writes:
>>> > ABarlow and Chom have patiently explained why the electric car is
neither an
>>> > environmentally friendly option for reducing green-house gases as you
claim
>
>>> (K): You're kidding. right? Usenet posters have become the definitive
>>> experts on the electric car and its viability? You must be a mighty
>>> confused little man if you're taking your direction from posters rather
than
>>> the experts.
>>> Electric cars are one of the solutions to the problems of petrol-fuelled
>>> cars. Although they are only at a relatively embryonic stage in terms of
>>> market penetration, electric cars represent the most environmentally
>>> friendly vehicle fuel, as they have absolutely no emissions.
>
>Eric Schild (ericŪ@hardknocks.edu) writes:
>> Yes - you just plug 'em in and the electricity from the Big Electricity
>> Man in the sky fuels 'em up
>
>(K): Silly boy ..... you probably believe in the 'man in the moon' and
>fairies with pixie dust, too.
>
>You can fuel automobiles with poisonous emission-producing gasoline and oil,
>or you can fuel it with electricity from hydro power and solar power. If
>you think the first is superior to the latter, I recommend you shut yourself
>in a garage with the former - and your opponents in a garage with the latter.
>
>A simple solution to two problems.... carbon monoxide from the vehicle and
>hot air from a dummy.
Hydro & Solar? Are you really that stupid?
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