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nice example on how the EPA and WTO is going to tax everyone out of using fossil fuels under the guise of 'carbon tax' and force everyone to go full electric. OR Lets hope they don't go down the road of solar power, can you imagine a forklift running off solar? or even wind?
I don't think the material handling mfg's are going to allow that to happen any time soon, they would loose way too much money just in the conversions alone.
lol
very amusing to even think of it :oD
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