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Trump is wrong: California’s clean vehicle policies can make America great again
South China Morning Post
Far from hurting US carmakers, California’s zero-emission ecosystem has allowed cutting-edge electric carmaking and self-driving technology to flourish. Trump should extend clean-car policies nationwide to create the world’s biggest zero-emission vehicle market – before China gets there.
The Transportation Revolution
Comstock's Magazine
How we get around is rapidly evolving, and more change is coming
Electric vehicle fees won’t fix the transportation funding gap
CalMatters
Imposing new fees on electric vehicles now could disrupt the momentum that is slowly building in the market for more efficient, sustainable vehicles.
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