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Austria wants to ban ICE's from 2020 already

Discussion in 'Energy, Environment, and Policy' started by Dutchie, Apr 12, 2016.

  1. Dutchie

    Dutchie Member

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    #1 Dutchie, Apr 12, 2016
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  2. voyager

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    #2 voyager, Apr 13, 2016
    May I be permitted to say "WOW"?
     
  3. widodh

    widodh Model S R231 EU

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    #3 widodh, Apr 13, 2016
    Indeed, WOW. But keep in mind, it is a proposal, nothing is sure!
     
  4. TaoJones

    TaoJones Beyond Driven

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    #4 TaoJones, Apr 13, 2016
    That is truly impressive.

    If this article was sent to every governor and legislative minion in the US, along with their equivalents in Canada, Mexico, and the rest of the Western Hemisphere, I wonder which geopolitical entity would step up first.

    My money's on Uruguay.
     
  5. SkunkWorks

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    #5 SkunkWorks, Apr 24, 2016
    Dirty ICEs should be banned. However, there are clean ICEs which should not be banned. An example of a clean ICE is the design introduced by Stan Meyer in 1994. It can be designed for zero emissions, or just water vapor emission.
     
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