Electric vehicles are booming but critics point to battery mining, grid reliance on fossil fuels, and disposal issues. Are EVs clearly the greener choice long-term, or do the downsides cancel out the benefits?
EVs are better, more efficient users of energy. Batteries can be used, off-grid solutions are being built so even if there's a price to pay, it does not evaporate the net benefits. Plus, this is just the dawn of EVs, there will be innovation going forward which will enable it to function in a much cleaner way.
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