Technology @lemmy.world Some_Emo_Chick @lemmy.world 12 mo. ago

EU passes law to blanket highways with fast EV chargers by end of 2025

www.theverge.com EU passes law to blanket highways with fast EV chargers by end of 2025

The chargers must be placed every 60km (37mi) and allow ad-hoc payment by card or contactless device without subscriptions.

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I wish they put up more requirements regarding train travel between densely populated areas.
- Yeah, public transport is the most viable solution for the masses, but that also mean taking money out of the ends of firms (subsidies, infrastructure, etc.), which is not gonna happen without re-thinking our economy
  
  No. The more efficient the public transport is, the more money will circulate to firms. So not doing it costs more.
And all of it is made with the thanks of slaves in Africa who mine all these crappy materials for you to consume in your utopia!

So, congrats on supporting slavery I guess?
- How much are you getting paid to peddle this "EV's BAD" BS?
  
  I'm all for green energies and all. But in his defense, in the vast majority of presentationss/documentaries/panflets for "replace fossil fuel with electric", they nearly never openly take into consideration how fucking bad for the environment and the local populations mining rare minerals used in batteries is.
  
  So yeah, let's stop using non reusables, but also let's acknowledge and openly talk about it.
  
  Does lemmy already support blocking user like that?
- There is no ethical consumption under capitalism, buzz off
- I would like to read what you have to say about any oil company history
- You taking about cobalt? Cobalt free batteries are possible, and even economically viable. Tesla is already using them. Or are you taking about another component?
- Should be burn more oil instead, making entire regions in Africa unlivable?

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