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At the moment, when compared with what the gasoline-powereed car offers in the way of convenience and performance. The electric-powered car is already "good enough" but you wouldn't choose it on the basis of performance or economy.
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If we were still riding horses to work, the streets of New York would be six feet deep in horse-s*it every day. The problem with the gasoline-powered car is less immediately obvious, but it's real enough.
Nuclear reactors don't have much of a carbon foot-print, but disposing of nuclear waste has its own problems, which we've been trying to solve for fifty years, and nobody has yet come up with a totally acceptable solution, let alone put one into practice.
-- Bill Sloman, Nijmegen