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The oil industry is MASSIVE. The auto parts industry is MASSIVE. Even during covid when the government frigged things up worse than ever in history, we could still get parts. Took a while ... but we could get 'em!

From my cold, dead hands!!

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https://finance.yahoo.com/news/bp-just-ditched-gr ... 51613.html
BP Just Ditched Its Green Pledge--Why This Energy Giant Is Betting Big on Oil Again

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Barney hasn't been around in a while. I'm guessing he is a little depressed because his dreams of forcing everyone into an electric car and solar panels is crumbling around him.

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Your right, where is he ...


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grumpy wrote: Wed. Feb. 26, 2025 9:00 pm Your right, where is he ...
All the leftists are in mourning, huddled up in some commune singing Kumbayaaaaaaaah! :lol:

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I love the smell of Tesla's and their chargers burning in the morning 8-)

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warminmn wrote: Mon. Mar. 10, 2025 8:24 pm I love the smell of Tesla's and their chargers burning in the morning 8-)
I wonder what the climate cost of burning lithium batteries is?


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waytomany?s wrote: Mon. Mar. 10, 2025 8:37 pm I wonder what the climate cost of burning lithium batteries is?
Not sure which is worse, them burning or the process to mine the lithium.

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kerryman71 wrote: Mon. Mar. 10, 2025 8:41 pm Not sure which is worse, them burning or the process to mine the lithium.
Was just thinking that since they burned so long maybe they could be recycled in a coal fired power plant.

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waytomany?s wrote: Mon. Mar. 10, 2025 8:48 pm Was just thinking that since they burned so long maybe they could be recycled in a coal fired power plant.
May as well get some good use out of them. :D

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Its the wave of the future!

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