Politics Climate Change Paradox (cont in part 2)

[Cap]

There's the reverse battery flow factor too - the industry proposal for EVs to operate as a second home battery for detached dwellings where possible.

It certainly provides options to home owners, it's also a challenge how we integrate EVs and these kinds of tech for apartment owners.

Going to be interesting to see it role out, you would think if the Govt were serious an NBN style project to provide charging in the inner city will be needed, and in regional areas whilst batteries develop longer range

 

[Mofra]

It certainly provides options to home owners, it's also a challenge how we integrate EVs and these kinds of tech for apartment owners.

Going to be interesting to see it role out, you would think if the Govt were serious an NBN style project to provide charging in the inner city will be needed, and in regional areas whilst batteries develop longer range

Chargepoint are doing it already.
Like the coal power plant shutdowns, for all the rage at government(s) for doing too much or not enough, it's the market driving most change. Banks largely aren't funding coal plants (China's plants are government funded) and the the vehicle industry itself is switching to EV production or eco fuel production.

The people complaining about change are just King Canute shouting at the tide and getting wet.

 

[Better Loosen Up]

Australia Unveils Bushmaster Electric Armored Vehicle

The Australian Army unveiled an electric version of its Bushmaster protected military vehicle during the Chief of Amy Symposium in Adelaide.

www.thedefensepost.com

Apparently

Let's hope going woke, they won't go broke. Or we are all stuffed

The last thing you would want to be doing in a war zone is sitting stationary for a prolonged period of time re-charging the vehicle.

 

[Cap]

The last thing you would want to be doing in a war zone is sitting stationary for a prolonged period of time re-charging the vehicle.

I hope plenty of people have considered the pros and cons.

 

[Cap]

Electric vehicle strategy released with major focus on increasing affordability and supply of EVs

The federal government has released its first electric vehicle strategy outlining how it plans to remove barriers to buying and increase the uptake of EVs.

www.abc.net.au

Be interesting to read three detail.

Recycling involved which is good.

 

[Better Loosen Up]

Electric vehicle strategy released with major focus on increasing affordability and supply of EVs

The federal government has released its first electric vehicle strategy outlining how it plans to remove barriers to buying and increase the uptake of EVs.

www.abc.net.au

Be interesting to read three detail.

Recycling involved which is good.

There is still yet to be a solution for recycling or re-manufacturing batteries.

 

[Cap]

There is still yet to be a solution for recycling or re-manufacturing batteries.

The strategy does include new initiatives to better enable charging networks for people living in apartment buildings, a "national mapping tool" to identify where charging stations are most needed, training on EVs for emergency service workers and preparing recycling systems to reuse EV batteries and other components of the vehicles.

Which is why it's good they've noted that and included it as part of the strategy as it needs to be considered

 

[royale with cheese]

Which is why it's good they've noted that and included it as part of the strategy as it needs to be considered

Well that's great, pity no one in the world has managed to economically recycle lithium batteries, but it's part of a strategy that they have noted and are considering.

 

[Leeda]

stuff your paradox... left is on the shelf.. and Chioef yes that is warbling on the highest branch of the Oak Tree...

 

[Cap]

Well that's great, pity no one in the world has managed to economically recycle lithium batteries, but it's part of a strategy that they have noted and are considering.

I've tried to understand what this comment means.

I'm assuming you aren't suggesting because it hasn't happened yet, it can't. Because that would be a stupid thong to say.

 

[royale with cheese]

I've tried to understand what this comment means.

I'm assuming you aren't suggesting because it hasn't happened yet, it can't. Because that would be a stupid thong to say.

We can barely recycle simpler materials cost effectively.

 

[Cap]

We can barely recycle simpler materials cost effectively.

Aren't we lucky you aren't in charge of human progress

 

[Chief Ten Beers]

Debunking MM Climate Change in 4 minutes and 10 seconds.

 

[Cap]

Debunking MM Climate Change in 4 minutes and 10 seconds.

Yeah that doesn't do that.

 

[Dogs_R_Us]

Climate is changing. Always has, always will. We can’t stop it.

 

[Ghost Patrol]

Climate is changing. Always has, always will. We can’t stop it.

Yeah because burning stuff doesn’t cause excess heat.

 

[Chief Ten Beers]

Yeah that doesn't do that.

Science denier

 

[Cap]

Science denier

No, able to watch a video and then look into an author and its context.

So just not a simpleton stuck watching a short video they don't understand

 

[Cap]

I dislike a comment because I resemble the example

Such stupid stupid people.

 

[Cap]

Greenhouse gases have changed El Niño and La Niña, significant new study finds

CSIRO has found greenhouse gas emissions have likely been making El Niño and La Niña events more frequent and extreme since the 1960s. Up until now little was known about the role it played.

www.abc.net.au

Some more research for people to ignore.

 

[Dogs_R_Us]

Greenhouse gases have changed El Niño and La Niña, significant new study finds

CSIRO has found greenhouse gas emissions have likely been making El Niño and La Niña events more frequent and extreme since the 1960s. Up until now little was known about the role it played.

www.abc.net.au

Some more research for people to ignore.

I’m sure it’s all happening as described, in this and other linked articles. The real problem is that nothing can be done about it, except boost the infrastructure to deal with individual incidents. Unless you have any other suggestions?

 

[Ghost Patrol]

I’m sure it’s all happening as described, in this and other linked articles. The real problem is that nothing can be done about it, except boost the infrastructure to deal with individual incidents. Unless you have any other suggestions?

Must protect billionaire's profits at all costs. Who cares what mess they leave behind?

 

[Cap]

I’m sure it’s all happening as described, in this and other linked articles. The real problem is that nothing can be done about it, except boost the infrastructure to deal with individual incidents. Unless you have any other suggestions?

I mean we could work out a way to stop being the cause out it.

So we could focus on potentially mitigating the times its natural.

But hey, that's just me.

 

[Dogs_R_Us]

I mean we could work out a way to stop being the cause out it.

So we could focus on potentially mitigating the times its natural.

But hey, that's just me.

Fine. The only way it might “work” is for the entire world to commit to a plan of action over the next 100 years. Not going to happen. Australia eliminating its 1% share of emissions by tomorrow will do nothing. A serious mitigation plan is our only other option.

 

[Cap]

Fine. The only way it might “work” is for the entire world to commit to a plan of action over the next 100 years. Not going to happen. Australia eliminating its 1% share of emissions by tomorrow will do nothing. A serious mitigation plan is our only other option.

The rest of the world is already moving towards renewables and trying on reduce carbon.

It's not just about our 1%