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the unintended consequences of the push for “green energy” starting to become a reality
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ep. 204 (4/7/24)
SHOW NOTES AND NEWS ARTICLES
HIGH SPEED CHASE IN EV LEAVES A HAZMAT DISASTER ON HIGHWAYS
https://youtu.be/UjpuD5js42E?t=5
WEIGHT OF EV’s ARE CAUSING MORE DAMGE TO ROADS AND PARKING GARAGES
https://www.thedrive.com/news/heavy-evs-could-collapse-old-parking-garages-report
https://www.foxnews.com/auto/electric-vehicles-heavy-parking-garages-report
we delve into the unforeseen consequences of the electric vehicle (EV) revolution. As EVs gain traction, their heavier weights are starting to leave a mark, quite literally, on our roads and parking structures. We explore how the increased mass of these vehicles is accelerating the wear and tear on infrastructure, leading to unexpected repair costs that may ultimately fall on the taxpayers.
The discussion doesn’t stop at just physical damage; we also consider the financial implications of retrofitting parking garages and maintaining roads to withstand the new demands of EVs. As the economic burden of these upgrades becomes apparent, we question the pace and method of the EV transition, examining the balance between environmental initiatives and economic realities.
Moreover, we engage in a spirited debate about the role of government versus the free market in driving technological and environmental change. Should the adoption of EVs be organically dictated by market forces, or is there a place for government intervention to expedite this transition? Join us as we unravel the complexities of embracing electric vehicles, the hidden costs associated with their rise, and the broader implications for society and the economy.
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