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California considering mileage tax
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RE: California considering mileage tax
(12-13-2017 09:57 PM)NoDak Wrote:  
(12-13-2017 09:42 PM)miko33 Wrote:  Classic bait and switch by government. The gas tax was used as the incentive to move to high fuel efficiency and electric cars. Now that California sees the change to lower energy using cars, they want to change the rules.

Electric cars are not lower energy vehicles much if at all. Electric production and distribution is very inefficient. Electric cars do reduce emissions locally though, and instead pollutes the Arizona desert where much of the power where power for CA is produced, greatly increases pollution from Lithium/Cobalt/Graphite mining and refining areas, and place more demands on Nat gas shale production.

Coastal Cali doesn't care about their own inland residents why would they care about our of State residents and their quality of life
12-13-2017 10:04 PM
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