Electric cows need a bigger quick-charging station network

Electric cows have a zero emissions tailpipe, and are Scientifically proven to be better for the environment than the old fashioned cows which run on HydroMethane.

We need a far bigger Cow Quick Charging Station infrastructure, if we are going to have a successful Energy Transition from HydroMethane Cows to Electric Cows.

A buildout of many more Cow Quick Charging Stations means that Electric Cows will be able to go on longer trips, without having to roam around aimlessly looking for a Charger.

A much faster transition to Electric Cows is urgently required, if we are going to Save The Environment from Global Boiling Fart Cowtastrophe, which is only 12 years away unless drastic action is taken.

The proposed federal Methane Reduction Act would force the old, planet-killing HydroMethane cows to be phased out of production by 2030, and mandate that all new Cows be fully Electric by 2035.

A Methane Reduction Cow Tax should be implemented as quickly as possible, to assist in the transition to Electric Cows in order to stop the looming Global Boiling Fart Cowtastrophe which will literally expode in our faces and kill us all unless we beg our governments to tax us and implement necessary new restrictions, and strip away those corrosive and polluting, pesky, personal freedoms.

Electric Cow deniers must censored as much as possible, so that rational and approved discussions can take place, and allow our governments and the World Cow Organization to cull the excess populations of HydroMethane Cows.

It’s for the Greater Good.

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  1. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Ryszard Dzikowski

    Coal Burning Cows from China and India are exempted from Electric Cow mandates, because they are developing nations and therefore are allowed to only provide lip service to the Western Energy Transition.

    China, India, and Africa remain heavily reliant on Coal Burning Cows, because they simply can't afford the additional cost of Electric Cows, and also do not have sufficient electric grid infrastructure to support a massive increase in Quick Charging Stations for Electric Cows.

    Sadly, in some rural areas of developing countries, dried FecalMethanePie is still used for burning fires for cooking, because some people can't even afford to buy coal for cooking.

    One solution is for developing countries to agree to an Environment Loan from the World Bank in order to fund an Energy Transition.

    The loan repayment terms are at a very low 45% interest rate per month, with the understanding that the World Bank will kindly take control of the developing country's natural resources, in order to administer the Energy Transition in a more inclusive and Socially Just manner, with liberty and transition for all.

  2. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Mike Lyons

    and even better when using a BBQ to cook them.

  3. Tom Kirkman

    Thanks Stuart Turley. Side note, you misspelled Udderly.

  4. Tom Kirkman

    Thanks Stuart Turley. Side note, you misspelled Udderly.

  5. Tom Kirkman

    Mark Pinder have you tried turning the electric cow off and on again, before cooking it?

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