Despite Evidence, Fewer Americans Are Believing That EVs Are Greener Than Gas Cars

21 Sep 2024 | Abstracted from NPR

"If you see those headlines and you don't read closely, it could be easy to miss the fact that, compared to gas cars and the huge damages of fossil fuels, EVs are still better.

"...the driving force behind disappointing sales right now is not this confusion about green benefits but more practical considerations."

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