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Another article that lies. Here's the truth: the state liquor commission has NH politicians in their back pocket. If an overwhelming percent of residents want it to be legal, then they're not worried about the children; so why should the politicians?.....and weed heads have to go out of state to score their junk
New Hampshire stands alone in New England as only state without legal marijuana
New Hampshire has set itself apart from the rest of New England as the only state in the region that still hasn't legalized recreational marijuana.
This is an interesting thought, as much of Europe is going electric too. I'd assume Japan and S. Korea also. So what about the rest of the world? Are the car manufacturers going to continue making gas-powered cars for a small percent of the world market? Can I buy a gas car in NH and register it in Maine? What will this do to the used car market? Will people go to extreme lengths to keep their old cars on the road?
Canada has announced 2035 as well. But I don't see how they can achieve that without actually enhancing the electrical grid by adding power plants (high capacity ones like nuclear) and adding a whole bunch of charging stations. All talk without those first steps at investment. I would say the same with California. I am sure in 2030 it will be extended to 2045. then 2055 in 2040 etc.
This sounds like something Bill Maher would say. I bet the number of EV owners who don't know where their electric power comes from is right near zero. Anyone with the resources to pony-up for an electric vehicle probably has enough brain cells to know that electricity doesn't just come from electricity, or 100% solar, or 100% hydro.
Aside from the expense, that is my #1 reason to not consider it. I have no way to charge. And if I do get some sort of pay charge station, how to make sure someone else doesn't hijack my charge?
In the early days of EV charging, there were stories about people living in places with underground parking, and they'd just plug an extension cord into any available outlet in the garage. Which means the management company is paying.
They have a couple of those (not close to my car of course) but I am sure it would be 'corrected' once used. Also don't modern EVs require 220 V charging?
All the ones I'm familiar with can charge on 120v (slowly), or at 220v (faster). Teslas have a 3rd, superfast charge option. I believe they can get up to 80% in a half-hour.
I've never cleaned bird crap off my interior. It's been on my back deck a couple of times. That's not to say that it's never landed inside the car, but not that I've noticed.
Birds hit my car on occasion. In the middle of parking lots (no trees) too. I think it's pretty clear scotch is in league with the birds. For what purpose, I do not know.I figure that birds know when I've gotten my car washed, so they must also know how to spot a convertible with the top down.
