RACING INTO THE NEW YEAR
If one quarter of the cars in America ran on electricity it would reduce more carbon than all energy sources emit in North Carolina.
THE CRAZINESS ALL STARTED IN THE FALL when Alan Palmiter, a Wake law professor, came into my office proud of his new Tesla Model 3.
I joked with him, as it had taken a long time for the Model 3 to move from a concept to an actual production vehicle (though to be fair, in the last 6 months, Tesla has ramped up and they are now delivering an estimated 7000 Model 3’s each month). Well, back when the Model 3 seemed still a distant vision, I bought an all-electric Chevy Bolt. So naturally, some trash-talking was in order. Whose electric vehicle was the favorite?
There was only way to settle this great electric debate. It required one historic racetrack, one demon deacon, and two crazy-eyed professors...
A big thank you to the Wake Forest Documentary Film Program, Bowman Gray Stadium, and NASCAR, for helping us race into the new year with style!
We look forward to a great year!
Executive Director,
The Andrew Sabin Family Center for Environment and Sustainability
(formerly CEES)
Wake Forest University
Associate Dean of Graduate Programs
William T. Wilson, III Presidential Chair for Business Law
Wake Forest University
