Molokai Brainstorming How to Increase Electric Vehicle Use

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From The Molokai Dispatch:

Molokai transportation may recharge as eco-energy specialists and community members have begun brainstorming how to introduce more electric vehicles (EV), charging stations, and energy and cost efficient ways to power them on the island.

“Molokai is an absolutely perfect fit for electric vehicles,” said Ethan Elkind, an EV expert and climate policy associate from the University of California Berkeley School of Law. Read more.

And here’s the latest in other neighbor isle gov’t and politics:

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Mayor to hold event in Kihei on Saturday

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