Photo Credit: Fair Use [17 U.S.C. § 107] Reversing federal policy will come at a "steep cost to not just our wallets, but also our planet."
Removing Federal Support for Electric Vehicles - Will Help or Hurt Society?
14 Jun 2025 | Abstracted from Resources.org
"...add up all the benefits and costs, we find that a reversal of EV policy would have the overall effect of imposing about $33 billion in costs on total societal well-being.
"In sum, reversing federal policy support for EVs may ease the federal balance sheet and boost gasoline vehicle production - but these potential benefits would come at a steep cost to not just our wallets, but also our planet."
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