EV policy by federal government and the states

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14-12-2021, 02:43 PM

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kypez

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Re: EV policy by federal government and the states

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Originally Posted by wodahs

so a side note to this "fossil sh!t" is running out and we need to go ev

so doesn't a lot of oil base stuff go in to making tyres ?

and if fossil is gone what we going to make tyres from ?

no fossil no tyres , no tyres no need for ev's

If you're not using it for fuel, there will be a lot left for other industries and manufacturing. Till we get a substitute. Be silly to think we will still be making things like we do now in the future.

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