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Re:July 2023 was the hottest month on record by ceejayoz on Wednesday August 16, 2023 @04:08PM (#37152979)
No.

https://environment.yale.edu/news/article/yse-study-finds-el...

> But a recent study from the Yale School of the Environment published in Nature Communications found that the total indirect emissions from electric vehicles pale in comparison to the indirect emissions from fossil fuel-powered vehicles. This is in addition to the direct emissions from combusting fossil fuels — either at the tailpipe for conventional vehicles or at the power plant smokestack for electricity generation — showing electric vehicles have a clear advantage emissions-wise over conventional vehicles.

> “A major concern about electric vehicles is that the supply chain, including the mining and processing of raw materials and the manufacturing of batteries, is far from clean,” says Gillingham. “So, if we priced the carbon embodied in these processes, the expectation is electric vehicles would be exorbitantly expensive. It turns out that’s not the case; if you level the playing field by also pricing the carbon in the fossil fuel vehicle supply chain, electric vehicle sales would actually increase.”

Re:July 2023 was the hottest month on record by balaji1 on Wednesday August 16, 2023 @04:52PM (#37153653)
great news. tho it is not intuitive.

I will def take a look at the link later, but is it per car or per mile or some normalized comparison?