US states divided over petrol stations as LA considers ban on new pumps
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“We’re seeing a bit of a cultural divide at play where more urban Americans that can adopt an EV lifestyle view gasoline vehicles as polluting and a detriment, and more rural Americans view the EV push as unsympathetic to the constraints on their way of life,” said Philip Rossetti, a senior fellow at the R Street Institute, a think-tank that advocates for free markets.Featured Publications
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