The G-20 ought to try to actually get something useful done and agree to place a global warming tax on fossil fuel burning internal combustion engine vehicles. They should also agree that trafficking cars that produce global warming gas should incur a modest penalty.
The G-20 should agree to not allow fuel taxes on e-cars in order to encourage sales increase of non-greenhouse gassing vehicles.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-40526169
Look at any ordinary European or American city; they are flooded with cars and SUVs and people that idle the engines to warm up or cool down. Those people are clueless and their cars are sent abroad to the second and third world eventually. Humanity is a species with hundreds of millions of vehicles adding global warming gasses as if they were dinosaurs that don't get it.
A modest incentive to produce more e-cars that would one day be sent to Africa and Latin America instead of dirty smog generating clunkers is a very modest yet useful step to take.
The G-20 should agree to not allow fuel taxes on e-cars in order to encourage sales increase of non-greenhouse gassing vehicles.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-40526169
Look at any ordinary European or American city; they are flooded with cars and SUVs and people that idle the engines to warm up or cool down. Those people are clueless and their cars are sent abroad to the second and third world eventually. Humanity is a species with hundreds of millions of vehicles adding global warming gasses as if they were dinosaurs that don't get it.
A modest incentive to produce more e-cars that would one day be sent to Africa and Latin America instead of dirty smog generating clunkers is a very modest yet useful step to take.
