A raw materials chain of custody, fair treatment of people and fair compensation for the raw materials is needed to foster the electric revolution and MUST be an integral part of the process. As noted in the Washington Post, the classic colonial, big power abuse of people who actually have the needed raw materials is […]
The BPU just approved an increase in electric vehicle charging infrastructure being proposed by PSE&G. For reasons that they did not explain, the initial request by PSE&G of $260 million was cut to $160 million. While this is not as much as requested, I am of the thought that any improvement is a good step. […]
I have now written on several occasions on Environmental Justice. One of the items that I raised in my prior posts dealt with the fact that it appears that some activists are anti almost anything related to industry…but they offer few solutions other then to have industry leave… I am searching for some actions that […]
It appears that electric vehicles are actually better for the environment after all. I know that this will make some of our internal combustion fans nuts, but hey, it is what it is…According to a joint study of the Universities of Cambridge, Exeter and Nijmegen, electric vehicles are cleaner in 95% of the world. Granted, […]