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If greenies were truly concerned, there would be an immediate ban on petrol / diesel mining vehicles.
Materials needed to be mined to make batteries should be by pick and shovel as that does not pollute and has the least amount of environmental impact. Fossil Fuels can not be used in any way to transport the mined materials, nor be used in any way in the powering of the plants to manufacture the batteries. Same applies in the transport of batteries ect to the car manufacturing plants which would also have to be green powered. They are hypocrites as they don't practice what they preach.
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Re: Push for fuel efficiency standards in Australia
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