EVs can’t fix a global epidemic of ‘car harm’, study finds

EVs can’t fix a global epidemic of ‘car harm’, study finds
In 2019, 43% of people killed by motor vehicles were walking, using a wheelchair or riding a bike. (Image: Bloomberg)
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By Eric Roston(Bloomberg) - Electric vehicles promise cleaner air and less climate pollution. But a new analysis suggests that even a global all-EV fleet would perpetuate some of the most devastating impacts of cars and auto infrastructure. The modern world moves itself around in roughly two billion motor vehicles, 65% of which are cars. That’s 16 automobiles for every 100 people, but the rate of car ownership is much higher in richer industrialised countries, where cars give shape to cities and set the patterns of daily life. T...

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