Other changes, like new upgrade
policies for first class and premium class, are more of a
mixed bag but seem geared
toward differentiating elite benefits rather than removing perks.
And you and I would agree, I'm sure, that if the proper externality taxes and
policies on safety (all energy sources, etc), power plant siting, mining, the electric grid, agricultural emissions, etc, were put in place, with maybe some public investments directed
toward pre-mass market technologies, etc, then whatever
mix of sources develops should be good.