Debating the use of electric cars (non-stat Climate Change & Sustainability)
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I can debate the use of electric vehicles and their impact on the environment.
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Traditional cars use petrol and diesel to make them move, whereas electric cars move using electricity from a battery.
Carbon dioxide, emitted from petrol and diesel cars, is a greenhouse gas which contributes to global warming.
Pure electric cars produce no carbon dioxide emissions when driving.
Some cities have all electric public transport in order to lower carbon dioxide emissions and reduce air pollution.
There has been public debate about the use electric of vehicles, with people on different sides citing pros and cons.
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