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Plugging Into Electric Vehicles: Greener Technology Could Pave Way to Less Carbon Emissions

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Rosemary Mascali charges her Hyundai Kona. COURTESY ROSEMARY MASCALI

Rosemary Mascali charges her Hyundai Kona. COURTESY ROSEMARY MASCALI

The Sustainable Southampton Green Advisory Committee hosts

The Sustainable Southampton Green Advisory Committee hosts "Electrify Your Ride" last June at the South Fork Natural History Museum & Nature Center in Bridgehampton. COURTESY LYNN ARTHUR

A Toyota electric vehicle charging port. COURTESY LYNN ARTHUR

A Toyota electric vehicle charging port. COURTESY LYNN ARTHUR

Sustainable Southampton and Drive Electric Long Island bring a selection of electric vehicles to the San Gennaro Feast of the Hamptons in Hampton Bays. COURTESY LYNN ARTHUR

Sustainable Southampton and Drive Electric Long Island bring a selection of electric vehicles to the San Gennaro Feast of the Hamptons in Hampton Bays. COURTESY LYNN ARTHUR

A Ford F-150 Lightning at Storms Ford in Southampton. DANA SHAW

A Ford F-150 Lightning at Storms Ford in Southampton. DANA SHAW

Under the hood of a Ford F-150 Lightning at Storms Ford in Southampton. DANA SHAW

Under the hood of a Ford F-150 Lightning at Storms Ford in Southampton. DANA SHAW

Detail of a Ford F-150 Lightning at Storms Ford in Southampton. DANA SHAW

Detail of a Ford F-150 Lightning at Storms Ford in Southampton. DANA SHAW

Charging a Ford F-150 Lightning at Storms Ford in Southampton. DANA SHAW

Charging a Ford F-150 Lightning at Storms Ford in Southampton. DANA SHAW

authorMichelle Trauring on Oct 26, 2022
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