Two Billion Cars: Driving Toward Sustainability
Two Billion Cars: Driving Toward Sustainability – Review
…or so the book should be more aptly named. while this book does actually do an superb affair of displaying a very external view on a very actual problem, it also likes to finally let anyone simply reading know that California is apperently great…despite their argument, however, I still don’t need to move there. besides this little flaw, this is an excellent and highly educational book that answers a group of questions that many people might never have supposed to ask and it shines a very bright light on a problem that many people are in the dark about. This book begins Oil companys, the automobile industry, the govt., and consumers but at the same time it is not “Who nearly killed the electric car” merely in printed form because it does not trump up the advantages of electric cars and blast every thing else. Every type of possible future fuels and transportation modes are initially looked at and carefully evaluated equally and with much reasoning and facts to support those reasonings. This is a book you might not usually pick up on your own but you’re glad you did once your eventually finished with it. It starts out simply reading a lot like a textbook but after the first chapter, despite the extensive information it contains, it becomes more formal and much easier to widely read casually. I liked this book but I wont keep it in my private library. I also wont throw it away however, instead I will find someone who would likely get as much out of it as I did and pass it on to them. I give it 5 starts without any hesitation.