Steve R.
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A pundit on Fox News, in discussing recharging electric cars, made one of those very obvious observations that I even overlooked. Basically, it you don't live in a suburban single family home you won't have easy access to a charging "station". Should you live in a highly urban area where people park in garages or are limited to on-the-street parking, charging stations will be difficult to install. Given time and new construction, this issue can eventually be overcome; but it also highlights that transitioning to electric vehicles will not be easy nor fast.
A side observation. A green economy footnote that does not receive much critical attention in the mad-dash towards a green economy is the proposed "elimination" of suburban single family homes in favor of high density developments.
Bonus graphic. You will still need that "dirty disgusting" energy source to run your "clean green" vehicle.
A side observation. A green economy footnote that does not receive much critical attention in the mad-dash towards a green economy is the proposed "elimination" of suburban single family homes in favor of high density developments.
Bonus graphic. You will still need that "dirty disgusting" energy source to run your "clean green" vehicle.