[usconservative]

I'm sure the greenies are standing in the way with doom and gloom - but if we can installed and run a nuclear reactor in every major ship and sub in the Navy (+-), why can't we have one for every major city?

Because the nuclear reactors required to run a major city are far, far, far larger than those on a Navy ship or sub.

That and it takes on average 27-30 years from the time a nuclear plant is announced to the time it produces a single megawatt of power.

That 27-30 years includes the heavily regulated approval process, clearing all the lawsuits from court and finally building the plant, getting it certified and up and running.

So simply doing the math on this one, there's no way in HELL America will ever have enough power to transition cars to all electric. It'll NEVER happen.

Anyone who's done the simple math on this one -- and clearly pResident Xiden and his henchmen haven't -- has known this to be true from the very beginning, government 'mandates' on so-called 'green vehicles' be damned.

[healy61]

I know Greta got pretty beat up, but when she spoke to the conference on climate she made a good point: In 20 years we will blah blah blah; consumption will drive blah blah blah. All they do is go to conferences and eat caviar paid for by men and women standing on concrete day after day.

[grobdriver]

Thanks.