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8 days agoNew England Journal of No Shit, Sherlock ?
Not surprising, but kudos to Standford University researchers for putting the work and collecting data to confirm this.
New England Journal of No Shit, Sherlock ?
Not surprising, but kudos to Standford University researchers for putting the work and collecting data to confirm this.
Especially for EVs
EVs have very little exhaust coming out of their tailpipe. Which is one of the reasons why those are better than fossil powered charriots.
So tires being a larger source of pollution than exhaust, in relative terms, is especially true for EVs.
You make a good point, regenerative braking is probably reducing pollution in absolute terms.