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Thu, 04/15/2021 - 1:21pm John McCright
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Christopher Ross WEYBRIDGE RESIDENTS FRAN and Spence Putnam have driven all-electric or hybrid-electric vehicles for years and enthusiastically recommend them to others because they pollute less, are quieter, and require less maintenance than their gas- and diesel-powered counterparts.
Independent photo/Megan James The number of public EV charging stations is growing. Here is one with a solar array in the Marble Works neighborhood of Middlebury.
Independent photo/John S. McCright
“Any transportation-related infrastructure must reduce climate pollution and increase energy equity by making the benefits of renewable energy accessible to all Vermonters.” Olivia Campbell-Andersen, Renewable Energy Vermont executive director
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