John's post re: Getting the last gas appliances out of his home would fall in this category, but I'm starting to see this pop up in lots of different media. Thought this could be a spot to share concerns and solutions regarding this subject from a lot of different points of view and angles. Here are a couple of articles from The Washington State Wire.
CCL - Grid Reliability
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Another EV Industry contamination story
https://insideclimatenews.org/news/28112021/norilsk-nickel-russia-pollution/
Disturbing. Here's a quote from the piece that seems to go right to the heart of what we are confronting: "The flawed assumption behind the 'clean energy transition,' they argue, is that it can maintain levels of consumption that are inherently unsustainable."
I think a case can be made that one way or the other we as a species are going to have to reduce our consumption. Whether we do that by design or whether it's forced upon us by the environmental consequences of our industrial and technological practices.
Plans to Dig the Biggest Lithium Mine in the U.S. Face Mounting Opposition - Inside Climate News
Does the benefit of EV’s outweigh the environmental degradation and EJ of the affected communities? A good look at the issue...
https://insideclimatenews.org/news/07112021/lithium-mining-thacker-pass-nevada-electric-vehicles-climate/