Tesla CEO Elon Musk: VW Scandal Shows Time's Up for Fossil Fuels Cole Mellino Sep. 29, 2015 09:23AM EST Business Elon Musk is a very eloquent speaker. It seems every other day he's making headlines talking about conquering "range anxiety" or how the wildly popular Tesla batteries will “fundamentally change the way the world uses energy.” He's also not shy in talking about his goal to wean the world off of fossil fuels. Naturally, he's an outspoken advocate for action on climate change. A few days ago, he warned in a speech in Berlin, Germany that the current refugee crisis could become a whole lot worse because of climate change. Musk was asked his thoughts about the Volkswagen scandal at an event in Belgium a few days ago. Here's what the Tesla CEO had to say: YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE The Volkswagen Scandal: We Have Been Here Before VW Deception Not an Isolated Case and Not Just the Auto Industry 17 Celebrities That Love Elon Musk's Tesla Elon Musk: Refugee Crisis Just a Glimpse of What’s to Come If World Ignores Climate Change featured sustainable business transportation business
