Climate friendly military equipment

[GarGuy]

Meanwhile he increases ethanol in gas by 50% (E10 to E15) which has a detrimental effect on emissions in summer, when it had previously been banned due to smog effects. Not to mention the domino effect that it causes in other areas like trucking, farming, feed, etc etc.

Yes and with a looking global food shortage, we plan to burn our corn supply.

[Pedernal]

Part of the plan is to throw snow balls instead of shoot bullets. The plan is to raise the global temperature by spreading snow balls on the battle field and reduce lead contamination all at the same time.

[ram04]

It's funny how the left will use something that is definitely coming to put their own spin on it. Our military will be electric but that is a strategic decision that has nothing to do with being climate friendly. The number one weak point in any military operation is supply with fuel being primary. Now imagine if you take your fuel source with you. A handful of trailered, compact nuclear reactors capable of recharging many, many other vehicles, weapon systems, field hospitals and command stations, etc. That is what is coming down in the next 10 to 20 years. Project Pele once shunned will return soon.

I agree, the world is going electric for sure and an article making it sound like we are doing it overnight without any forward planning is clickbait. We just need the human hating lefties to stop standing in the way of a smooth transition and quit with the zero fossil fuels talk.

[hpdrifter]

It's funny how the left will use something that is definitely coming to put their own spin on it. Our military will be electric but that is a strategic decision that has nothing to do with being climate friendly. The number one weak point in any military operation is supply with fuel being primary. Now imagine if you take your fuel source with you. A handful of trailered, compact nuclear reactors capable of recharging many, many other vehicles, weapon systems, field hospitals and command stations, etc. That is what is coming down in the next 10 to 20 years. Project Pele once shunned will return soon.

Then there would be a premium on "nuclear" charges instead of fuel depots.
Hmmm, wonder what a blown up nuclear reactor would cause?