The world could save 8.8 million lives through 2050 with a more ambitious path towards electification, according to a new study by the ICCT, the same organization which blew the whistle on VW’s Dieselgate scandal. And given the scale of death and how avoidable it is, any group that actively works to slow EV adoption is functionally committing mass murder.
The world could save 8.8 million lives through 2050 with a more ambitious path towards electification, according to a new study by the ICCT, the same organization which blew the whistle on VW’s Dieselgate scandal. And given the scale of death and how avoidable it is, any group that actively works to slow EV adoption is functionally committing mass murder.
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