CA strikes again with CARB ACT

[osuallen]

Now you're talking.

On a side note, OSU and A&M got it handed to us this weekend.

We got our a$$ handed to us all season. I am furious our 2 coordinators haven't been fired yet.

 

[turbopilot]

Interesting big picture view of the lithium battery eco system. Now figure out how much fossil fuel is needed to make this happen.

One study estimated that producing a single EV battery requires mining, moving, and processing roughly 500,000 pounds of raw materials. This includes the overburden (the material on top of the ore) and the ore itself.

 

[redbaron]

Because of CARB, FEMA is blocking access to Chimney rock. This is after a group of West Virginia coal miners built the road that FEMA would not build.

the same group then tore down the gate and FEMA responds by putting out a $280k contract for armed security.

The whole reason is that FEMA is trying to force people to sell their land to Blackrock to allow mining of lithium.

If CARB didn’t exist, this land grab would not be taking place.

We are about to see a civil war over land rights, and CARB is the center of this.

 

[Kevin D Pem]

Because of CARB, FEMA is blocking access to Chimney rock. This is after a group of West Virginia coal miners built the road that FEMA would not build.

the same group then tore down the gate and FEMA responds by putting out a $280k contract for armed security.

The whole reason is that FEMA is trying to force people to sell their land to Blackrock to allow mining of lithium.

If CARB didn’t exist, this land grab would not be taking place.

We are about to see a civil war over land rights, and CARB is the center of this.

Yah, but you need to believe in weather manipulation to know the whole story! Science, and history isn't enough for that to happen!

 

[MarkMaxPayne]

Oregon proceeds with delay in adopting the CARB motorhome diesel "ban" for a year according to today's RV Miles video drop:

Best,
-Mark

 

[redbaron]

Oregon proceeds with delay in adopting the CARB motorhome diesel "ban" for a year according to today's RV Miles video drop:

Best,
-Mark

Looks like Oregon did this in July of 2024.

Department of Environmental Quality : Heavy-Duty Engine and Vehicle Omnibus Rule Update 2024 : Rulemaking at DEQ : State of Oregon

Heavy-Duty Low Nitrogen Oxides Omnibus Rule Updates 2024 rulemaking information

www.oregon.gov

 

[MarkMaxPayne]

Looks like Oregon did this in July of 2024.

Department of Environmental Quality : Heavy-Duty Engine and Vehicle Omnibus Rule Update 2024 : Rulemaking at DEQ : State of Oregon

Heavy-Duty Low Nitrogen Oxides Omnibus Rule Updates 2024 rulemaking information

www.oregon.gov

In terms of this particular issue for the state of Oregon, this article claims it just happened the week of November 18th: https://www.ijpr.org/environment-en...-temporarily-delay-zero-emission-trucks-rules

Best,
-Mark

 

[redbaron]

In terms of this particular issue for the state of Oregon, this article claims it just happened the week of November 18th: Oregon to temporarily delay zero-emission trucks rules

Best,
-Mark

Yeah, very confusing, but I agree this had to be recently done otherwise Oregon would not have been listed on so many articles as banning the diesel motorhomes.

 

[MarkMaxPayne]

Interesting that the slides used for their Nov 21st meeting, in which they did approve the extension, had no mention of motorhomes nor Freightliner nor Spartan. Like they have blinders on that only comprehend "heavy trucks" even though the impact is also to diesel Class A and Super C motorhomes.

https://ormswd2.synergydcs.com/HPRMWebDrawer/Record/6828767/File/document

Perhaps Freightliners are listed under Daimler? But still...

Best,
-Mark

 

[turbopilot]

Interesting that the slides used for their Nov 21st meeting, in which they did approve the extension, had no mention of motorhomes nor Freightliner nor Spartan. Like they have blinders on that only comprehend "heavy trucks" even though the impact is also to diesel Class A and Super C motorhomes.

https://ormswd2.synergydcs.com/HPRMWebDrawer/Record/6828767/File/document

Perhaps Freightliners are listed under Daimler? But still...

Best,
-Mark

A complete joke. These 2036 deadlines are impossible to meet. Even a big federally subsided program could not make it happen in that time period. And we are pretty sure that will not happen during the next 4 years.

The only hope for sanity is if DOGE can get the CARB Clean Act exemption revoked. Then followed by the federal government pulling all EV tax credits including the bartering of CARB credits. Then the free market will pick the winners.