Old 10-20-09 | 07:59 PM
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Dahon.Steve
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Originally Posted by Robert Foster
[SIZE=3][FONT=Times New Roman]From a worldwide perspective it seems hard to believe what few of us that have tried to curtail our vehicle usage and even try cycling as an alternative will have much of an impact now that China is moving in the opposite direction.
It might be a good thing if China and India motorize because in doing so, they will extract billions of gallons from the world market causing the price to rise while diminishing the current supply of oil available on the earth. It's only when the price of oil skyrockets, that we began looking at alternatives.

It was five years ago, no one would have thought GM would ever develop an electric car. Now it seems an electric car is in the works for every manufacturer. Unfortunately, the need for oil for food production is only replaceable but at a very high cost. It's a cost our children's children will have to pay once our generation exhausts the inexpensive supply of oil.
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