What They DON’T Tell You About EV vs ICE Lifetime Emissions

From Dave Takes It On.

In the debate about reducing transportation emissions to combat climate change, the comparison between electric vehicles and internal combustion engine vehicles is a crucial one. When evaluating the environmental impact of these two options, it’s essential to consider their lifetime emissions, taking into account production, operation, and disposal. Electric vehicles, often touted as a key component of green technology, have a significant role to play in decreasing our carbon footprint. However, a thorough analysis of ev emissions in comparison to ice vehicles over their entire lifespan reveals some surprising insights. This video delves into the often-overlooked aspects of the ev vs ice comparison, examining the effects on the environment and the true extent of their emissions. By exploring the complexities of transportation emissions and the impact of our choices on climate change, we can make more informed decisions about the adoption of electric vehicles and the development of sustainable transportation solutions.

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Source: https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/when-do-electric-vehicles-become-cleaner-than-gasoline-cars-2021-06-29/
More: https://www.anl.gov/article/autonomie-express-simulates-realworld-vehicle-traffic-to-predict-largescale-energy-impact

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