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55 comments on Australian Election: Peak Oil Policy Responses
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I think keeping electricity in your house is far more important than trying to maintain the car culture that got us here in the first place.
John Howard's got this one right.
Actually electricity will one day run your car (or other form of transport, unless you walk or ride a bike).
Its just that nuclear power isn't the best option for generating this electricity...
This is an assumption on your part. There is no evidence that electricity or anything else will power cars in the future to the extent we have now.