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Are Green Cars Toys for the Rich in California?

Subsidies and tax breaks have made California the nation’s leader in zero emission vehicles. But electric cars are concentrated in the wealthiest places—with the cleanest air. Would a new law get working people in polluted neighborhoods in on the deals?

By Warren Olney • Sep 19, 2014 • 20m Listen

Subsidies and tax breaks have made California the nation’s leader in zero emission vehicles. But electric cars are concentrated in the wealthiest places—with the cleanest air. Would a new law get working people in polluted neighborhoods in on the deals?

Also, concealed weapons are booming in Orange County. Who’s packing in public?

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Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Katie Cooper
Producer, 'One year Later'

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Which Way, L.A.?

Are Green Cars Toys for the Rich in California?

Subsidies and tax breaks have made California the nation’s leader in zero emission vehicles. But electric cars are concentrated in the wealthiest places—with the cleanest air. Would a new law get working people in polluted neighborhoods in on the deals?

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Which Way, L.A.?

Are Green Cars Toys for the Rich in California?

Subsidies and tax breaks have made California the nation’s leader in zero emission vehicles. But electric cars are concentrated in the wealthiest places—with the cleanest air. Would a new law get working people in polluted neighborhoods in on the deals?

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