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For most US drivers, electric vehicles offer emissions benefits and cost savings, according to a new study by MIT researchers (news.mit.edu)
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[–] ContriteErudite@lemmy.world 2 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

I get you. Thanks for the call out and clarifying. Decades of being on the internet has turned me into a grumpy pessimist🫥

EDIT: one of my best friends has a ~15 year old Toyota Yaris. He just replaced the clutch in it last year, and that was the first major work that it's needed. That thing is going to outlive his kids. I think it's great he (and you) are driving old cars that still work; it really is the most economical and ecologically sound thing to do.