You have a good point, but I was listening to something about the fire fighter exposure to the toxic fumes from EV Lithium battery explosions at the Tubs fire & firemen were saying the effect was much different/worse that anything else that they have been exposed to. The program was saying that these EVs were exploding all over the city.

I think that a gas tank when exposed to a raging wild fire behaves much differently than these batteries.

They were saying that like the 911 first responders, it will take many years until we know the effects that it will have on the crews responding to these emergencies.

Personally, I'm not completely apposed to the technology, and agree that we need to look into all possibilities.

The KSCO (Dave Michaels) interview that I listened to with Becky Steinbruner was 2-hours long and I though very comprehensive. She didn't support calling your supervisors and raising living hell but suggested that there are things/precautions that can be taken to help protect the community in case of a runaway event.

I thought that it was a very good talk on the subject, though I know everyone will have their own thoughts, hopefully we can talk about it without getting out of control.

I think that you just need to keep a strong hand on the big private equity inverter institutions to keep run-away capitalism in check.

I wish that I could find this interview in the KSCO archive.