Virtuous to close this market.

So we're talking about a 10% decrease over 8 years (2023-2030. Over the past 8 years (2022 --> 2014 - so 4 years of Trump presidency), there's been a ~10% decrease (from 5.53 to 5.06). It seems to me there's a lot more effort being put into making number go down recently, plus renewables have gotten a lot cheaper, plus EVs have gotten and will get a lot more widespread... although not really widespread enough to have all that much impact (only about 7% of the vehicle fleet turns over in a given year, so for the next few years even under optimistic scenarios about rate of EV adoption, 0.5-2% of vehicles per year will be transitioned to EVs. - with gas vehicles representing in the ballpark of 25% of emissions, this means emission reductions of 0.125%-0.5% per year from this source... which, still now that I think about it, adds up to a significant fraction of 10% over 8 years)