Diesels in london

[bashbarnard]

I have a feeling PV is a fairly big thing. I know my old man was employed at one point to survey a huge huge amount of acres in order for them to be filled with panels.

I know its a different type of battery but we use a hell of a lot of Yuasa batteries. The only country they can be made in the world is China due to their 'no fucks given' approach to emissions and pollution. This goes for nearly every single battery about.
If i remember rightly, A prius has to cover 170,000 miles before it starts to become more environmentally friendly than your traditional engined car.
Considering the Swedish demand their cars are made to be 98% recyclable minimum before they are legally allowed to be made in their country, i bet driving a petrol or derv Volvo will far outweigh something like an Ampera

I didnt know the prius thing to be fair. Also 98 % recyclable im for. Peugeot have an aim for 25 % recyclable material in there cars by 2015. In comparison this is awful.

My opinion is im keeping older cars on the road rather than keep buying a new one that has to be made using fossil fuels. Therefore my motor is environmentally friendly (ish) plus it runs on a renewable energy source. We should be the ones getting discountted thing as weve made an old vehicle better.