A good article on the future of EV's and hydrogen potentially being a good option. It may be very good for Alberta, too. Perhaps we would be a fantastic test bed for the hydrogen vehicle, given our wind, natural gas and infrastructure?
http://boereport.com/2017/08/14/gaso...g-its-reality/
Also, so much this:
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And finally, some wag, as sure the sun will rise tomorrow, will bring up buggy whip manufacturers, how one industry naturally dies as another rises. Go ahead with the futile analogy if you must, but please provide a few data points for the excruciatingly lazy comparison: over the 10-20 year period when automobile sales took over, how many buggy whip jobs were lost in the transition, and how many automotive jobs were created? If the prevailing sentiment is that this ratio would be the same in the transition from fossil fuels to green energy, the world is as doomed as if the temperature goes up 100 degrees.
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