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Electric Vehicles and Climate Change: Additional Contribution and Improved Economic Justification
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Carbon DioxideEngineeringClimate PolicyEnvironmental EconomicsClimate CrisisWeather PatternsEarth ScienceElectromobilityClimate ImpactCarbon Emission TradingElectric VehiclesGreen VehicleExtreme Weather EventsClimate ChangeClimate SciencesEconomicsClean TransportationClimate HazardsGlobal WarmingClimate EconomicsImproved Economic JustificationClimate Change EffectEarth's ClimateClimate DynamicsClimatic ImpactClimatologySustainable EnergyEnergy TransitionEnergy PolicyBusinessEnvironmental ChangeEnergy Economics
Climate and weather patterns are changing in California and across the planet. Extreme weather events such as wildfires are happening more frequently, precipitation has become increasingly variable, heat waves are more common, and temperatures are warming. Climate and weather scientists have tracked the observed changes since the mid-20th century and linked them mainly to human activity and influence. The human activity, including the burning of fossil fuels, has led to a significant release of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, which disrupts the global carbon cycle and leads to global warming.
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