[G MONEY]

Originally Posted by Marcoose

There are presently approx. 950,000 chargers in California. The bulk of that, say 900,000, installed in the last 10 years. That’s 1,730 per week. Say I’m off. It’s actually evenly over 20 years. That’s still over 900 chargers per week.

I’m not understanding the hesitancy to look at the numbers.

And if there’s a law that every new home must have solar, storage and charger, that’s that.

Cali🤡🤡

[Socaldriver]

Originally Posted by beachBmmr

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/24/c...emissions.html

Good Luck with that...

I need less government in my life.

[G MONEY]

Originally Posted by Efthreeoh

California will save the planet. Heard it from a good source...

Teddy Ruxpin? 🤪😜

[Equilibrandt]

Originally Posted by OuterBanks

"California gas car ban will apply to Virginia, too, due to 2021 law
Former Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam signed law to follow California's lead on emissions standards in 2021."

"Despite having a Republican governor, Virginia is on track to adopt the new Californian restrictions on the sale of gas-powered vehicles."

"The California Air Resources Board issued the rule and held a final hearing this week requiring all new cars sold after 2035 to be electric. According to the same plan, 35% of cars sold in the state should be fossil-fuel free as soon as 2026.

Virginia will follow California due to a 2021 law signed by former Gov. Ralph Northam that tied Virginia to the Golden State's emissions regulations."



"In 2021, Governor Northam and the far-left controlled General Assembly signed a law that binds Virginia to California's emission vehicle regulations, which, among other things, bans the sale of gas-powered cars in Virginia by 2035," a spokesperson for Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares' office said in a statement to Fox 5 DC.

The spokesperson added, "The Attorney General is hopeful that the General Assembly repeals this law and discontinues any trend that makes Virginia more like California. Unelected California bureaucrats should not be dictating the will of Virginians."

Other states like Washington and Massachusetts likewise follow California's emissions rules."

Governor "Black Face" strikes again!

from Fox Business, https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics...ue-to-2021-law

> Tries to appear intelligent and argue a point
> References Fox News with articles that have the phrase "far-left"

These jokes write themselves, I guess.

Looks like California toeing the line while trying to be the catalyst for change has already had the intended effect on other sane states.

[pikkagtr]

Originally Posted by chris719

He probably wont need to. My friend has a Tesla Model S from 2015 with over 100k miles that has 85% of its original capacity. There probably will be junkyard batteries and installers at some point, though.

imagine a small fire in the Battery pack storage warehouse that's unrelated to the batteries themselves
4th of July in December

[chris719]

Originally Posted by pikkagtr

imagine a small fire in the Battery pack storage warehouse that's unrelated to the batteries themselves
4th of July in December

There will undoubtedly be regulations and equipment to help store them safely. Still, they will burn but not explode, so we won’t have another Lebanon or fertilizer situation.

[Marcoose]

Originally Posted by pikkagtr

imagine a small fire in the Battery pack storage warehouse that's unrelated to the batteries themselves
4th of July in December

Do you mean like the 4th of July’s we get at refineries now and then? There was in Richmond not too long ago. And before that one in the Houston metro area. I don’t keep count. Just from memory.

[TheWatchGuy]

Originally Posted by Efthreeoh

Just to let you know. FOX 5 DC is not the Fox News Channel. Just relax a little.

it wasnt even Fox's statement that said far-left lol. it was the virgina attorney general's office.

some people cant quite comprehend that regardless of publishing website, you can still read the facts and statements in the article, and unless they are flat out making shit up, its accurate.

[chris719]

Originally Posted by Efthreeoh

Yup, WMAL had the VA Attorney General on this morning stating the new Administration will work to get the CA emissions legislation statute repealed.

The real question is, assuming it goes into effect in the EU and CA as stated, will any car manufacturers sell ICE in volume to the other 38 states or whatever the number ends up being - and will it be a car anyone actually wants?

[Equilibrandt]

Originally Posted by Efthreeoh

Just to let you know. FOX 5 DC is not the Fox News Channel. Just relax a little.

Uhh, both Fox 5 DC and Fox Business (linked in the same comment) are subsidiaries of Fox Corp/Fox Broadcasting/Murdoch. While not opinion sites, I'm sure they're premium news sources. Shocking that the same companies that deny climate change and the need for EVs also reference far-left quotes. All commented by a guy making black-face remarks about an idiotic politician who no longer has control over anything.

Originally Posted by chris719

The real question is, assuming it goes into effect in the EU and CA as stated, will any car manufacturers sell ICE in volume to the other 38 states or whatever the number ends up being - and will it be a car anyone actually wants?

This is exactly what Cali wants. Being cutting edge is only necessary until everyone else leans in. Then it's business as usual, and Cali knows it has weight to throw around.

[gonzo]

^
After cutting through all the magazine stats and Silicon Valley is uber loaded talk, isn't California actually broke? Maybe someone can clear this up but leveraged in mountains of bonds etc supposedly has the state in a serious pinch.


Anyway. Who would you think drools over these icey ban discussions?
Elon?

This weekend:

"Realistically, I think we need to use oil and gas in the short term, because otherwise civilization will crumble," the Tesla CEO told reporters at a conference Stavanger, Norway.

"One of the biggest challenges the world has ever faced is the transition to sustainable energy and to a sustainable economy," he continued. "That will take some decades to complete."

DeCaprio yelled "BULLSHIT ELON" while flying in his penthouse when he read this.

[chris719]

Originally Posted by gonzo

^
After cutting through all the magazine stats and Silicon Valley is uber loaded talk, isn't California actually broke? Maybe someone can clear this up but leveraged in mountains of bonds etc supposedly has the state in a serious pinch.


Anyway. Who would you think drools over these icey ban discussions?
Elon?

This weekend:

"Realistically, I think we need to use oil and gas in the short term, because otherwise civilization will crumble," the Tesla CEO told reporters at a conference Stavanger, Norway.

"One of the biggest challenges the world has ever faced is the transition to sustainable energy and to a sustainable economy," he continued. "That will take some decades to complete."

DeCaprio yelled "BULLSHIT ELON" while flying in his penthouse when he read this.

California just had a $98 billion budget surplus...

Elon has to pander to his new fans as well you know, he still needs his handouts from the red states. Not that what he said is completely wrong.

[Equilibrandt]

Originally Posted by gonzo

^
After cutting through all the magazine stats and Silicon Valley is uber loaded talk, isn't California actually broke? Maybe someone can clear this up but leveraged in mountains of bonds etc supposedly has the state in a serious pinch.


Anyway. Who would you think drools over these icey ban discussions?
Elon?

This weekend:

"Realistically, I think we need to use oil and gas in the short term, because otherwise civilization will crumble," the Tesla CEO told reporters at a conference Stavanger, Norway.

"One of the biggest challenges the world has ever faced is the transition to sustainable energy and to a sustainable economy," he continued. "That will take some decades to complete."

DeCaprio yelled "BULLSHIT ELON" while flying in his penthouse when he read this.

Nearly $100 billion in surplus.
California produces nearly 13% of the entire US's agricultural yield, being the 5th-largest producer in the entire world.

What planet are you on?

Edit: Oh, Texas.

[G MONEY]

Originally Posted by Equilibrandt

Nearly $100 billion in surplus.
California produces nearly 13% of the entire US's agricultural yield, being the 5th-largest producer in the entire world.

What planet are you on?

Edit: Oh, Texas.

Ok. So build a few condos for those poor homeless peeps for god sake. Lol

[Equilibrandt]

Originally Posted by G MONEY

Ok. So build a few condos for those poor homeless peeps for god sake. Lol

I have three college friends who work for companies that build affordable housing in the SoCal area on grants. Trust me, parts of California are trying.

In case you're curious: the absolute, undisputed place where homelessness is the worst, imo? Las Vegas. Good god, Nevada. It's like a cardboard favela around there.

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by Equilibrandt

Nearly $100 billion in surplus.
California produces nearly 13% of the entire US's agricultural yield, being the 5th-largest producer in the entire world.

What planet are you on?

Edit: Oh, Texas.

I asked a simple question.
It was the piling on massive footprint Leo, wasn't it.

I read Ozzy Osborne is outta there. He said because of violence in America...and it is, but previously he said California taxes were the reason they're going back to England.

Musk is pandering? Verrrrrry interesting.

[T0RM3NT]

Originally Posted by Equilibrandt

I have three college friends who work for companies that build affordable housing in the SoCal area on grants. Trust me, parts of California are trying.

In case you're curious: the absolute, undisputed place where homelessness is the worst, imo? Las Vegas. Good god, Nevada. It's like a cardboard favela around there.

Las Vegas may be heavy in homeless population as far as the city itself, but California rules the land. California has 161,548 homeless compared to Nevada's 6,900.

California has 70,000 more homeless than the next state, New York.

Sources:

https://www.usich.gov/tools-for-action/map/#fn[]=1300&fn[]=2900&fn[]=6400&fn[]=10200&fn[]=13400

https://worldpopulationreview.com/st...ation-by-state

[Max Caviar]

Get real - - Vegas? Check Kensington Ave., Philla for a reference point (

). Of course Cali blows. Fresno, Stockton, Bakersfield all damn close to Philla. I live in an opulent area thankfully. I'm a PA redneck but was able to work my way out of the trash heap.

[Max Caviar]

that exodus u speak of commenced a while ago. marxist dolts gutted the greatness of CA long ago. oh but keep waiving that bear flag - - Mao would approve.

Originally Posted by chris719

The small percentage of people that care about old cars will not cause some mass exodus.

I'm not convinced it will happen anyway, but a 440i is the hill you're gonna die on?

[Equilibrandt]

Originally Posted by T0RM3NT

Las Vegas may be heavy in homeless population as far as the city itself, but California rules the land. California has 161,548 homeless compared to Nevada's 6,900.

161,548 homeless in a population of 39,450,000 = 0.4095% of the population.
6,900 homeless in a population of 3,030,000 = 0.2277% of the population.

Looks like I have pretty similar chances of being homeless (unhoused?) in both states.

We're really wandering from the whole initial argument. Lets buy Model Ys for all the homeless in both states.

[TTM0TION]

Did I read in this thread cali is a sane state ?!?!? Holy shit that’s a first. My state, NY, is second only to cali in the clown Olympics. LOL.

[pikkagtr]

Originally Posted by Marcoose

Do you mean like the 4th of July’s we get at refineries now and then? There was in Richmond not too long ago. And before that one in the Houston metro area. I don’t keep count. Just from memory.

you can put a gasoline fire out with......water

Lithium battery fires..........