Hobson was a teenager when he began paying close attention to climate change. What he learned alarmed him.
“Damn!” Hobson said.
He vowed his first car would be electric. When he graduated from college and got a job, Hobson made good on that promise. By then, most cars and trucks were electric.
Hobson felt good about his choice until he heard the news. The mass conversion to electric vehicles was making climate change worse because the power plants supplying all that electricity were spewing even more carbon dioxide and toxic metals into the air.
“Damn!” said Hobson.
“Damn!” Hobson said.
He vowed his first car would be electric. When he graduated from college and got a job, Hobson made good on that promise. By then, most cars and trucks were electric.
Hobson felt good about his choice until he heard the news. The mass conversion to electric vehicles was making climate change worse because the power plants supplying all that electricity were spewing even more carbon dioxide and toxic metals into the air.
“Damn!” said Hobson.
