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So it is targeting "only" replacing 60% of their sales with EVs.
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Toyota "not" buying into the EV "craze" Toyota Motor Corp will introduce 10 new battery-powered models and target sales of 1.5 million EVs a year by 2026, aiming for steep growth in a market where it has long been lapped by rivals.
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Sure, energy is like money. In fact you can convert one to the other. With natural gas, you build $100 worth of plant, put in $20 worth of natural gas, and get $22 of energy out. After a while you pay off the plant. Then you keep paying for the gas and making $2. At that point you are OK - as long as natural gas prices don't rise! With solar, you build $200 worth of plant and get $4 of energy out. After a while you pay off the plant. At that point you are making that $4 forever. (and yes, both will need maintenance.)
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Ford is also losing money on EVs. Let’s compare to an automobile company that didn’t buy into the EV craze….say…Toyota Toyota Motor Corp 233.81 USD+96.06 (69.74%)past yea
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...so is your argument that, as soon as solar power generates 3.5x breakeven energy, the sun stops shining?
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https://fb.watch/runGaPUcRf/? You have to spend it to get it. What form gets a better ROI?
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News Flash to no one except for Brent - Tesla has been a very volatile stock ever since they started making waves in the auto industry: I guess I could rewrite your narrative as, "Tesla stock now up 9,705 percent!" Shall we compare that to say Ford over the same time period? (Sorry for the two different graphs from different websites, but I don't feel like spending the time searching the web for the exact pretty graph to post in a nonsense forum topic.)
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Well, everyone has priorities.
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155.90 USD-92.52 (-37.25%)year to date It was 180 just a few days ago In other news… “On Monday, Tesla sent an email to employees saying it was laying off around 10 percent of its workforce, or roughly 14,000 people. On Tuesday, affected employees found out they no longer had a job”
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Assumptions that, by and large, were justified until January 2017.
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That's very true. For much of the pandemic, the US had higher infection rates and death rates than most of the rest of the world
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Given Liberty requires as much Jebus as it does actual teaching classes, I wouldn't bee too surprised.
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So, you're googlefu works to own the libs, but not for, "My iPad has stopped letting me copy and paste links." https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=My+iPad+has+stopped+letting+me+copy+and+paste+links
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My iPad has stopped letting me copy and paste links, no subterfuge intended. Full transparency, I copied from the Daily Caller (not Reuters) dated 4/10 (If anyone knows how to fix this I would appreciate it)
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Basically, there are a lot of assumptions in the Constitution that the majority of government actors are basically trying to do the right thing. Wendy P.
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You didn't post the article. You posted an excerpt which illuminated the point you were trying to make.
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The "Vested Clause" of the Constitution gives the President the authority. The Supreme Court can override any EO that is not within the scope of the President's powers.
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They ceased to be quirky and interesting when NPR transitioned from informing and entertaining to propagandizing and proselytizing. It is like going to a restaurant and ordering your favorite meal and it comes out with a turd on the plate. Same great meal, yet much less appetizing.
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And says as much in the article I posted.
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Yeah, but you were being less than forthright on the cause and my suspicion as to why you didn't post the hyperlink to the Reuters' article. There were resource, logistical and regulatory issues for not meeting the financial goals - of which some day-traders will tuck and roll. It's a first quarter report.
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Point taken. Perhaps at least limited. Feels oddly like a dictatorship when a POTUS, with the stroke of a pen can spend billions with no oversight. https://www.federalregister.gov/presidential-documents/executive-orders
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Keep in mind that someone, somewhere also calculated the percentage of those that would not comply with the mask mandates, so additional mandates were added. At that time, we did not know what we were facing, how bad it was going to be, if it was natural or manufactured, nor could anyone forecast the extent up to and including the end of human and/or animal life. I had no issue with every arrow in the quiver being used to defend against whatever this "was" to be, mask mandates, social distancing, accelerated vaccines, and lockdowns and will still maintain that the lockdown was a month too short. I am not a science guy, so for those with advanced degrees - we rely on them to guide us. Which they did. Were mistakes made; yes. But, we had to try anything and everything. And, to this day; I look around and think, "We made it through it." ~MINO
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My post was about private equity not government spending. I didn’t think I would have to spell it out for you. I was wrong. (when I’m wrong, I admit it) Oh and BTW, weren’t you complaining about all of the subsidies given to Big Oil? When all this time it was renewables getting the massive hand outs.