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Who Really Pays for Vermont’s EVs?

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Oct 4, 2024

Vermont’s EV subsidy policies disproportionately benefit wealthier citizens, leaving middle- and low-income taxpayers to foot the bill. While federal and state incentives make electric vehicles…

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