You will find nothing i said was incorrect.
You telling me metal isn't finite? Metal is 100% reusable, but ehh we have a limited amount. If we need to fill how many hundreds of millions of cars and trucks with metal then we will notice how finite. And it is still in development, it is a concept. I think they will struggle to get a metal fueled engine to do 200k miles as well as a diesel car can.
How do you farm your bio fuels? You fill your combine up with air? Do you remember what happened with over farming in America during the dust bowl time? You have seen the price of wheat recently? What do you think would happen if we needed to use Maize for fuel? Good for environment, roffles.
Electric cars are here, but ultimately, they run on oil, gas or coal. As electricity is produced using those methods. Has anyone even studied about how much we would need to do with renewable electricity if we moved all our electricity AND car/truck needs onto it?
Also electric cars are so small and flimsy atm. We have no solution for HGV's. I know TNT use some electric box vans for deliveries, but it isn't suitable to haul 40ft trailers.
Hydrogen is not safe to store or easy. A 6 car pile up with pressurized containers of hydrogen on the M1 would pose interesting results.
If it is so easy to create using nuclear (which is another bad thing for the environment) how come nearly all hydrogen is created by the burning of fossil fuel?
You telling me metal isn't finite? Metal is 100% reusable, but ehh we have a limited amount. If we need to fill how many hundreds of millions of cars and trucks with metal then we will notice how finite. And it is still in development, it is a concept. I think they will struggle to get a metal fueled engine to do 200k miles as well as a diesel car can.
How do you farm your bio fuels? You fill your combine up with air? Do you remember what happened with over farming in America during the dust bowl time? You have seen the price of wheat recently? What do you think would happen if we needed to use Maize for fuel? Good for environment, roffles.
Electric cars are here, but ultimately, they run on oil, gas or coal. As electricity is produced using those methods. Has anyone even studied about how much we would need to do with renewable electricity if we moved all our electricity AND car/truck needs onto it?
Also electric cars are so small and flimsy atm. We have no solution for HGV's. I know TNT use some electric box vans for deliveries, but it isn't suitable to haul 40ft trailers.
Hydrogen is not safe to store or easy. A 6 car pile up with pressurized containers of hydrogen on the M1 would pose interesting results.
If it is so easy to create using nuclear (which is another bad thing for the environment) how come nearly all hydrogen is created by the burning of fossil fuel?
