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🚨🇨🇳 Meanwhile in Shenzhen, China Another day, another huge Fire ripping through thousands of Electric Cars at this factory in China. EV Batteries are well-known to spontaneously combust & are extremely hard to extinguish. But please keep thinking your Electric Car is making the weather better.

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